YATES COUNTY 



in th< 



WORLD WAR 




1917-1918 



I 



Yates County 



in the 



World War 



1917-1918 




Compiled and Published by 

L. D. HARRISON 

Penn Van, N. Y. 



Copyright, 1921. by E. D. Harrison 



801.4814388 



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PREFACE 



In presenting this volume, to commemorate Yates County's part in 
the World War, the author realizes more fully than anyone else 
its many imperfections. Having devoted the better part of a year to col- 
lecting the material in hand, we can only hope that our effort will, in 
a measure, fulfill the purpose for which it is intended. 

Great care has been exercised in compiling the record of those 
who were engaged in this war. This list contains only those actually 
credited to Yates county. Many who might have claimed this as their 
home went into service from other pieces and are credited to the 
county from which they were in lucted In some respects this is unfor- 
tunate; but it seemed best to the author not to include their records 
in this work. 

Our judgment in this matter may be criticized, but this volume Is 
Intended to be a historical record — a reference book for future use — 
and tor this raason the lines have been more closely drawn than they 
otherwise would have been. 

We feel that some special reference should be made to the Penn 
Yan Chapter of the American Red Cross. While the record of this noble 
band of workers, most of whom are women, as set forth in detail 
elsewhere in this book, speaks for itself, the fact that much of this 
record was made under the direction of officers other than those whose 
pictures appear in the group of Red Cross officers, seems to call for a 
word of explanation. In an undertaking of this kind there must neces- 
sarily be some limitations as to the number of illustrations used, and 
for that reason, only the officers first chosen by the Red Cross are in- 
cluded in this book. Those having direction of the work at later per- 
iods of the war are entitled to a large share of the credit for the 
achievements of the Red Cross. All performed a noble service, and 
their work did much to lighten the burden of the boys in camp and at 
the front. Many were the sacrifices made that the "boys" might be 
made more comfortable, and the work of the Red Cross will always be 
gratefully remembered. 

It is not the purpose of the author to sit in judgment and try to de- 
cide "who is who" in the matter of Yates County's heroes and workers 
in the world war. The records and other Information which we are 
publishing are from official sources. Whatever Js lacking to make this 
work complete was beyond our reach. Having did out best, we dedicate 
our humble efforts to "the boys who went". 

■"The bi'okeu soldie!". kindly bade to stay 
Sat by his fire, and talked the night away; 
Wept o'er his wounds, or. tales of soiTow done. 
Shouldered his crutch, and showed how fields were won." 



"Page Five 



THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS 



APRIL 2, 1917 




rKESll>K\T WOODKOW WILSON. 



Gentlemen of <he Congress: 

I have called the Congress into ex- 
traordinary session because there are 
serious, very serious, choices of policy 
to be made, and made immediately, 
which it was neither right nor con- 
stitutionally permissible that I should 
assume the responsibility of making. 

On the third of February last I of- 
ficially laid before you the extraordi- 
nary announcement of the Imperial 
German Government that on and after 
the first day of February it was its pur- 
pose to put aside all restraints of law 
or of humanity and use its submarines 
to sink every vessel that sought to ap- 
proach either the ports of Great Britain 
and Ireland or the western coasts of 
Europe or any of the ports controlled 
by the enemies of Germany within the 
Mediterranean. That had seemed to be 
the object of the German submarine 
warfare earlier in the war, but since 
April of last year the Imperial Govern- 
ment had somewhat restrained the com- 
manders of its undersea craft in con- 
formity with its promise then given to 
us that passenger boats should not be 
sunk and that due warning would be 
given to all other vessels which its 
submarines might seek to destroy, when 
no resistence was offered or escape at- 
tempted, and care taken that their 
crews were given at least a fair chance 
to save their lives in their open boats. 




The precautions taken were meagre and 
haphazard enough, as was proved in 
distressing instance after instance in 
the progress of the cruel and unmanly 
bus'.ness. but a certain degree of re- 
straint was observed. The new policy 
has swept every restriction aside. Ves- 
sels of every kind, whatever their flag, 
their character, their cargo, their desti- 
nation, their errand, have been ruth- 
lessly sent to the bottom without 
warning and without thought of help 
or mercy for those on board, the ves- 
sels of friendly neutrals along wiUh 
those of belligerents. Even hospital 
ships and ships carrying relief to the 
sorely bereaved and stricken people of 
Belgium, though the latter were provid- 
ed with safe conduct through the pro- 
scribed areas by the German Govern- 
ment itself and were distinguished by 
unmistakable marks of identity, have 
been sunk with the same reckless lack 
of compassion or of principle. 

I was for a little while unable to be- 
lieve that such things would in fact be 
done by any government that had 
hitherto subscribed to the humane prac- 
tices of civilized nations. Internation- 
al law had its origin in the attempt to 
set up some law which would be re- 
spected and observed upon the seas, 
where no nation had right of dominion 
and where lay the free highways of the 
world. By painful stage after stage has 
that law been built up, with meagre 



enough results, indeed, after all was 
accomplished that could be accomplish- 
ed, but always with a clear view, at 
least, of what the heart and conscience 
of mankind demanded. This minimum 
of right the German Government has 
swept aside under the plea of retalia- 
tion and necessity and because it had 
no weapons which it could use^ at sea 
except these which it is impossible to 
employ as it is employing them without 
throwing to the winds all scruples of 
humanity or of respect for the under- 
standings that were supposed to under- 
lie the intercourse of the world. I am 
not now thinking of the loss of proper- 
ty involved, immense and serious as 
that is. but only of the wanton and 
wholesale destruction of the lives of 
non-combatants, men. women and chil- 
dren, engaged in pursuits which have 
always even in the darkest periods 
of modern history, been deemed inno- 
cent and legitimate. Property can be 
paid for; the lives of peaceful and inno- 
cent people cannot be. The present Ger- 
man submarine warfare against com- 
merce is a warfare against mankind. 

It is a war against all nations. Amer- 
ican ships have been sunk, American 
lives taken, in ways which it has stir- 
red us very deeply to learn of. but the 
ships and people of other neutral and 
friendly nations have been sunk and 
overwhelmed in the waters in the same 
way. There has been no discrimination. 




'Page Six 



Tlie ehallenr.e is to all mankiiicl Kach 
nation must decide for itself liow it will 
meet it. The choice we make for our- 
selves must be made with a moderation 
of counsel and a temperateness of 
judgment betitting our character and 
our motives as a nation. We must put 
excited feelings away. Our motive will 
not be revenge or the victorious asser- 
tion of the physical might of the na- 
tion, but only the vindication of right, 
of human right, of which we are only 
a single champion. 

When I addressed the Congress on 
the twenty-sixth of February last I 
thought that it would suffice to assert 
our neutral rights with arms, our right 
u> use the seas against unlawful in- 
terference, our right to keep our people 
safe against unlawful violence. But 
armed neutrality. it now appears, is 
impracticable. Because submarines are 
'.n effect outlav^rs when used as the Ger- 
man sulimarines have been used against 
merchant shipping, it is impossible 
to defend ships against their at- 
tacks as the law of nations has 
assumed that merchantmen would de- 
fend themselves against privateers or 
cruisers, visible craft giving chase upon 
the open sea. It is common prudence in 
such circumstances, grim necessity in- 
deed, to endeavor to destroy them be- 
fore they have shown their own inten- 
tion. They must be dealt with upon 
.sight, if dealt with at all. The Ger- 
man Government denies the right of 
neutrals to use arms at all within the 
areas of the sea which it has proscrib- 
ed, even in the defense of rights which 
ao modern publicist has ever before 
iluest;oned their right to defend. The 
intimation is conveyed that the armed 
guards which we have placed on our 
merchant ships will bf. treated as be- 
yond the pale of law and subject to be 
dealt with as pirates would be. Arm- 
ed neutrality is ineffectual enough at 
best; in such circumstances and in the 
face of such pretensions it is worse 
than ineffectual; it is likely only to 
produce what it was meant to pre- 
vent; it is practically certain to draw 
us into the war without either the 
rights or the effectiveness of belliger- 
ents. There is one choice we cannot 
nake. we are incapable of making; we 
will not choose the path of submission 
and suffer the most sacred rights of our 
nation and our people to be ignored or 
s'.olated. The wrongs against which 
«-e now array ourselves are no com- 
mon wrongs; they cut to the very roots 
of human life. 

With a profound sense of the solemn 
and even tragical character of the step 
I am taking and of the grave respon- 
s'.bllities which it involves, but in un- 
hesitating obedience to what I deem my 
constitutional duty, I advise that the 
Congress declare the recent course of 
the Imperial German Government to 
be in fact nothing less than war against 
the government and people of the Unit- 
ed States; that it formally accept the 
status of belligerent which has thus 
been thrust upon it; and that it take 
immediate steps not only to put the 
country in a more thorough state of de- 
tense, but also to exert all its power 
and employ all its resources to bring 



the (rovernment of the German Em- 
pire to terms and end the war. 

What this will involve is clear. It 
will involve the utmost practicable co- 
operation \n counsel and action with 
the governments now at war with Ger- 
many, and, as incident to that, the ex- 
tension to those governments of the 
most liberal financial credits, in order 
that our resources may so far as pos- 
sible be added to theirs. It will in- 
volve the organization and mobiliza- 
tion of all the material resources of the 
country to supply the materials of war 
and serve the incidental needs of the 
nation in the most abundant and yet 
the most economical and efficient way 
possible. It will involve the immediate 
full equipment of the navy in all re- 
spects but particularly in supplyiing it 
with the best means of dealing with 
the enemy's submarines. It will involve 
the immediate addition to the armed 
forces of the United States already pro- 
vided for by law lin case of war at 
Itas; five hundred thousand men, who 
should, in my opinion, be chosen upon 
the principle of universal liability to 
service, and also the authorization of 
subsequent additional increments of 
equal force so soon as they may be 
needed and can be handled in training. 
It will involve also, of course, the 
granting of adequate credits to the 
Government, sustained I hope, so far 
as they can equitably be sustained by 
the present generation, by well con- 
ceived taxation. 

I say sustained so far as may be 
equitable by taxation because it seems 
to me that it would be most unwise to 
base the cred'its which will now be 
necessary entirely on money borrowed. 
It is our duty. I most respectfully urge, 
to protect our people so far as we inay 
against the very serious hardships and 
evils which would be likely to arise 
out of the inflation which would be 
produced by vast loans. 

In carrying out the measures by 
wh ch these things are to be accom- 
plished we should keep constantly in 
mind the wisdom of interfering as lit- 
tle as possible in our own preparation 
and in the equipment of our own mili- 
tary forces with the duty, — for it will 
he a very practical duty, — of supply- 
ng the nations already at war -with 
Germany with the materials which 
they can obtain only from us or by our 
:;ss'stance. They are in the field and we 
should help them in every way to be 
v-'ffective there. 

I shall take the liberty of suggest- 
ing, through the several executive de- 
I-artments of the Government, for the 
cop-sideration of your committees, 
measures for the accomplishment of 
the several objects I have mentioned. 
I hope that it will be your pleasure to 
'>^al with them as having been fram- 
ed after very careful thought by the 
branch of the Government upon which 
the responsibility of conducting the 
war and safeguarding the nation will 
most directly fall. 

Wliile we do these things. these 
deeply momentous things, let us be very 
clear, and make very clear to all the 
world what our motives and our ob- 
jects are. My own thought has not been 



driven from its habitual and normal 
course by the unhappy events of the 
last two months, and I do not believe 
that the thought of the nation has been 
altered or clouded by them. I have 
exactly the same things in mind now 
that I had in nvind when I addressed 
the Senate on the twenty-second of Jan- 
uary last; the same that I had in mind 
when I addressed the Congress on the 
third of February, and on the twenty- 
sixth of February. Our object now. as 
then., is to vindicate the principles of 
peace and justice in the life of the 
world as against selfish and autocratic 
power and to set up amongst the really 
free and self-governed people of the 
world such a concert of purpose and 
of action as will henceforth ensure the 
observance of those principles. Neu- 
trality is no longer feasible or desir- 
able where the peace of the world is 
involved and the freedom of its peoples, 
and the menace to that peace and free- 
dom lies in the existence of autocratic 
governments backed by organized force 
which is controlled wholly by their 
will, not by the will of their people. 
We have seen the last of neutrality in 
such circumstances. We are at the be- 
ginning of an age in which it will be 
insisted that the same standards of 
conduct and of responsibility for wrong 
done shall be observed among nations 
and their governments that are observ- 
ed among the individual citizens of 
civilized states. 

We have no quarrel with the German 
people. We have no feeling towards 
them but one of sympathy and friend- 
ship. It was not upon their impulse 
that their government acted in en- 
tering this war. It was not with their 
previous knowledge or approval. It was 
a war determined upon as wars used 
to be determined upon in the old, un- 
happy days when people were no- 
where consulted by their rulers and 
wars were provoked and waged in the 
interest of dynasties or of little groups 
of ambitious men who were accustom- 
ed to use their fellowmen as pawns and 
tools Self-governed nations do not fill 
their neighbor states with spies or set 
the course of intrigue to bring about 
some critical posture of altairs which 
will give them an opportunity to strike 
and make conquest. Such designs can be 
successfully worked out only under 
'ever and where no one has the right 
to ask questions. Cunningly contrived 
plans of deception or aggression, car- 
ried, it may be. from generation to 
generation, can be worked out and 
!:ept from the light only within the 
privacy of courts or behind the care- 
fully guarded confidences of a nar- 
row and privileged class. They are hap- 
pily impossible where public opinion 
commands and insists upon full infor- 
mation concerning all the nation's af- 
fairs- 

.\ steadfast concert for peace can 
never be maintained except by a part- 
nership of democratic nations'. No au- 
tocratic government could be trust- 
ed to keep faith within it or observe its 
covenants. It must be a league of hon- 
our, a partnership of opinion. Intrigue 
would eat its vitals away; the plot- 
tings of inner circles who could plan 



'Page Seven 



wliat tliey would and render account 
to no one would be a corruption seat- 
ed at its very heart. Only tree peoples 
can hold their purpose and their hon- 
our steady to a common end and pre- 
fer the interest of mankind to any nar- 
row interests of their own. 

Does not every American feel that 



assurance has been added to our hope for the democratic governments of the 

for the future peace of the world by ,vorld. We are now about to accept 

the wonderful and heartening things g-^ge of battle with this natural foe to 

that have been happening within the uberty and shall, if necessary spend 

last few weeks in Russia? Russia was the whole force of the nation to check 

known by those who knew it best to and nullify its pretensions and its pow- 

have been always in fact democratic er. We are glad, now that we see the 



We are accepting this challenge of "'ards a people or with the desire to 
hostile purpose because we know that bring- any injury or disadvantage up- 
in such a government, following such °" them, but only in armed opposition 
methods, we can never have a friend; '° ^" irresponsible government which 
and that in the presence of its organ- '^^® thrown aside all considerations of 
izcd power, always lying in wait to bumanity and of right and is running- 
accomplish we know not what pur- '^'Tiufk- We are, let me say again, the 
pose, there can be no assured security ^•'"■'^''e friends of the German people, 

and shall desire nothing so much as 



m 



at heart, in all the vital habits of her 
thought, in all the intimate relation- 
ships of her people that spoke their 
natural instinct, their habitual atti- 



the early re-establishn-ient of intimate 
relations of mutual advantage between 
us. — however hard it may be for them, 
for the t:me being, to believe that this 
is spoken from our hearts. We have 
borne -with their present government 
through all these bitter months be- 
cause of that friendship. — exercising a 
pati'ence and forbearance which would 
otherwise have been impossible. We 



facts with no veil of false pretence 
about them, to fight thus for the ulti- 
mate peace of the world and for the 
liberation of its peoples, the German 
tude towards life. The autocracy that peoples included; for the rights of na- "hall, happily, still have an opportuni- 
crowned the summit of her political tions great and small and the privilege '^' ^° Prove that friendship in our daily 
structure, long as it had stood and of men everywhere to choose their way attitude ana actions towards the mil- 
terrible as was the reality of its pow- of life and of obedience. The world "°"'' °' "i«" and women of German 
er, was not in fact Russian in origin, must be made safe for democracy. Its -"■'"'> and native sympathy who live 
character or purpose; and now it has peace must be planted upon the tested amongst us and share our life, and we 
been shaken off and the great, gen- foundations of political liberty. We ^'^all be proud to prove it towards all 
erous Russian people have been added have no selfish ends to serve. We de- "''^° are in fact loyal to their neigh- 



In all their naive majesty and might 
to the forces that are fighting for free- 
dom in the world, for justice, and for 
peace. Here is a fit partner for a 
League of Honour. 

One of the things that has served to 
convince us that the Prussian autoc- 



sire no conquest, no dominion. We seek 
no indemnities for ourselves, no mater- 
ial compensation for the sacrifices we 
shall freely make. We are but one of 
the champions of the rights of man- 
kind. We shall be satisfied when those 
ligh-.s have been made as secure as the 



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bors and to the Government in the 
hour of test. They are, most of them, 
:is true and loyal Americans as if they 
aad never known any other fealty or 
allegiance. They will be prompt to 
s.and with us in rebuking and re- 
atrainihg the few who may be of a dif- 
ferent mind and purpose. If there 
should be disloyalty, it will be dealt 
Just because we fight without ran- *'"^ '^''t''' a firm hand of stern repres- 
cour and without selfish object, seeking ^''°'^'- '>"'• if >' lifts its head at all, it 
nothing for ourselves but what we "'''• ''"^ i' only here and there and 
shall wish to share with all free peo- without countenance except from a 
against our national unity of counsel, pies, we shall, I feel confident, conduct lawless and malignant few. 

our operations as belligerents without " i** a distressing and oppressive 
passion and ourselves observe with ^"'J'' Gentlemen of the Congress, 

proud punctilio the principles of right 

and of fair play we profess to be fight- 
ing for. 

I have said nothing of the govern- 



racy was not and could never be our faith and the freedom of nations can 
friend is that from the very outset of make them 
the present war it has filled our un- 
suspecting communities and even our 
offices of government with spies and 
set criminal intrigues everywhere afoot 

ir national unity of 
/ur peace within and without, our in- 
dustries and our commerce. Indeed it 
is now evident that its spies were here 
even before the war began; and it is 
unhappily not a matter of conjecture 
hut a fact proved in our courts of jus- 
tice that the intrigues which have ments allied with the"lmperial Govern 
more than once come perilously near ment of Germany because 



which I have performed in thus ad- 
dressing you. There are, it may be, 
many months of fiery trial and sacri- 
fice ahead of us. It is a fearful thing 
to lead this great peaceful people into 

. - they have "'a'", into the most terrible and disas- 

to disturbing the peace and dislocating not made war upon us or challenged fous of all wars. civilization itself 
the industries of the country have us to defend our right and our honour seeming to be in the balance. But the 
been carried on at the instigation, with The Austro-Hungarian Government "Sl" i^ '"o'^ precious than peace and 
the support, and even under the per- has, indeed, avowed its unqualified en- *'« ^UaH fight for the things which we 
.sonal direction of official agents of the dorsement and acceptance of the reck- ^ave always carried nearest our hearts 
Imperial Government accredited to the less and lawless submarine warfare — f°r democracy, for the right of those 



who submit to authority to have a 
\'oice in their own governments, for 
the rights and liberties of small na- 
tions, for a universal dominion of right 
by such a concert of free peoples as 



Government of the I'nited States. Even adopted now without disguise by the 
in checking these things and trying to Imperial German Government and it 
extirpate them we have sought to put has therefore not been possible' for this 
the most generous interpretation possi- Government to receive Count Tarnow 
ble upon them because we knew that ski, the Ambassador recently accredit 

their source lay, not in any hostile feel- ed to this Government by the Imperial ^haH bring peace and safety to all na- 
ing or purpose of the German people and Royal Government of Austria-Hun- "o"^ and make the world Itself at last 
towards us (who were, no doubt as gary; but that Government has not f'-«<'- To such a task we can dedicate 
Ignorant of them as we ourselves were) actually engaged in warfare against ^"'- "^^s and our fortunes, everything 
but only in the selfish designs of a citizens of the united States on the 'hat we are and everything that we 
Goyernment that aid what it pleased seas, and I take the liberty, for the l^ave, with the pride of those who know 
and told US people nothing. But they present at least, of postponing a dis- that the day has come when America 
have played their part in serving to cussion of our relations with the au- « privileged to spend her blood and 

thorities at Vienna. We enter this war l^^r might for the principles that gave 
only where we are clearly forced into h®'" birth and happiness and the peace 
it because there are no other means 
of defending our rights. 

It will be all the easier for us to con- 
duct ourselves as belligerents in a high 
spirit of right and fairness because we 
act without animus, not in enmity to- 



convince us at last that that Govern 
ment entertains no real friendship for 
us and means to act against our peace 
and security at its convenience. That 
it means to stir up enemies against us 
at our very doors the intercepted note 
to the German Minister at Mexico City 
is eloquent evidence. 



which she has treasured. God helping 
her, she can do no other. 





"Page Eight 



RESOLUTION 



DECLARING WAR WITH GERMANY 



WlKTcas, The ImperiBl German Government has committed re- 
peated acts of war against the government and the people of the United 
States of America; therefore be It 

Hesolyed, By the Senate and House of Representatives in Congress 
assembled, that the state of war between the United States and the 
Imperial German Government which has been thrust upon the United 
States, is hereby formally declared, and the President be, and he is 
hereby authorized and directed to employ the entire naval and military 
forces of the United States and the resources of the government to 
carry on war against the Imperial German Government and to bring 
the conflict to a successful termination. All the resources of the coun- 
try are hereby pledged by the Congress of the United States. 



President Wilson attached his signature to the above resolution, 
April 6, 1917. thus declaring the United States in a state of war with 
Germany as from that date. 



^age Nine 



THE VOTE OF CONGRESS 



ON THE RESOLUTION, APRIL 4. 1917 



SENATE 




U. S. SriKltiir 

WILLIAM M. tALIIi:H 

Itrooklyii, \'. V. 



AYES. 82 



Ashurst 


Kellogg 


Beckham 


Kendrick 


Borah 


ivenyon 


Brady 


King 


Brandegee 


Kirby 


Broussard 


Kno.\ 


t'alder 


Lew.s 


Chamberlain 


Lodge 


Colt 


McCumber 


Culberson 


McKellar 


Cummins 


McLean 


Curtis 


Martin 


Dillingham 


Myers 


Fall 


Nelson 


Fernald 


Nevir 


Fletcher 


Overman 


France 


Owen 


Frelinghuysen 


Page 


Galligher 


Penrose 


Gerrv 


Phelan 


Hale 


Pittman 


Harding 


Po.ndexter 


Hard wick 


Pomerene 


Hitchcock 


Pan.sdell 


Hughes 


Heed 


Husting 


Robinson 


James 


Saulsbury 


Johnson. Cal. 


Shafroth 


Johnson. S. Dak. 


.'^heppard 


Jones. N. Mex. 


She I'm an 


Jones. Wash. 


Shields 



Simmons 
Sinit h, -\riz. 
Smith, Crii. 
Smith. Mich. 
Smith. S. r. 
Smoot 
Sterling: 
Sutherland 
Swanson 
T l:onipson 



O I'o n 11 a 

T^a Follette 

J-^a n o 



Townsen.i 

Trammell 

Underwood 

Wadsworth 

Walsh 

Warren 

Watson 

Weeks 

Wiiliama 

Wolcott 



NAYS. 6 



Norris 
Stone 
Yard am an 



NOT VOTING. 8 



Bank he 


ul 


Xt\vl;inHs 


Go ft 




Smith. Md 


Gore 




Thomas 


Hnllis 




T' 11 man 




IJ. S. S»'tinli)r 
,IAMi:S \V. AV.VDSWOKTH. 




'Puge Ten 



mi 



THE VOTE OF CONGRESS 

ON THE RESOLUTION. APRIL 4. 1917 



HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 



AYES. 373 



Adam son 

Alexander 

Anderson 

Anthony 

Ashbrook 

.-.swell 

Austin 

Ay res 

Eaoharach 

Bank head 

Bark ley 

Ba-'nhart 

Balhrick 

Bell 

Black 

B i a c k m o n 

Bland 

Blanton 

Booher 

Borland 

Bowers 

Brand 

Brodbeck 

Browning 

Bruckner 

Brumbaugh 

Buchanan 

Butler 

Byrnes, S C. 

Byrns. Tenn 

Caldwell 

Campbell Kans. 

Campbell. Pa.. 

Candler. Miss 

Cannon 

Cant rill 

Caraway 

Carew 

Carlin 

Carter, Mass 

Carter. Ok la. 

Chandler, N. Y. 

Chandler. Okla. 

Clark. Fla. 

Clark. Pa. 

Clas.=:on 

Claypool 

Coady 

Collier 

ConiPtock 

Connally. Tex 

Cooper. Ohio 

Cooper. AV. Va. 

Coplev 

Costello 

Cox 

Crage 

Cramton 

Crisp 

Crosser 

Curry, Cal. 

Cui rie. Mich. 

Dale. N. Y. 

Dale. Vt. 

Dallinger 

Da r row 

Dempsey 

Denison 

Dent 

Denton 

Dew ait 

Dickinson 

Dies 

Dixon 

Dooling 

Doolittle 

Do rem us 

Dough ton 

Dow ell 

Drane 

Drukker 

r)unn 

Dupre 

Dyer 

Eagan 

Eagle 

Edmonds 

Ellsworth 

Elston 

Emerson 



l^age Eleven 



Estopinal 

Evans 

Fairchild. B. L. 

Fairchild. G. W. 

Fairlield 

Farr 

Ferris 

Fess 

Fisher 

Fitzgerald 

Flood 

Fl vnn 

Focht 

Fordney 

Foss 

Foster 

F ra n c i s 

Freeman 

French 

Fuller. Mass. 

Gallagher 

Gallivan 

Gandy 

Uard 

Gardner 

Garland 

Garner 

Garrett. Tenn. 

(Barrett. Tex. 

Gillett 

Glass 

Criynn 

Godwin. N. C. 

Good 

Goodall 

Goodwin, Ark. 

Gordon 

Gould 

Graham. 111. 

(Jraham. Pa. 

Gray. Ala. 

Gray. N. J 

Green Iowa 

Greene, Mass. 

Greene. Vt. 

Gregg- 

Griesi: 

(Irittin 

Hadlev 

Hamill 

Hamilton. Mich. 

Hamilton. X. Y. 

Hamlin 

Hardy 

Harrison. Miss. 

Harrison. Va. 

Haskell 

Hasiings 

Hawley 

Ir?ayden 

Heaton 

Heflin 

Heintz 

Helm 

Helvering 

Hersev 

Hicks 

Holland 

^'oll'ngsworth 

Hood 

Houston 

> oward 

Huddleston 

Hulbert 

Hull, Tenn. 

r umphreys 

HuEted 

Hutchinson 

Ireland 

.Tacoway 

■lames 

.l(jlinsun. Ky. 

.Johnson. Wash 

.Tones, Tex. 

Jones, Va. 

.fuel 

Kahn 

K earns 

Kehoe 

Kelley. Mich. 




Ili'l>r»'>»fiit:it M ** 
SiMitM-a Kall-s, X. \. 



Kelly. Pa. 

Kennedy, Iowa 

Kennedy. K. 1. 

K ettner 

Key. Ohio 

Kiess. Pa. 

Kincheloe 

Kraus 

Kreider 

La Guardia 

Lang ley 

Larsen 

Lazaro 

Lea. Cal. 

Lehlbach 

Lenroot 

Lesher 

Lever 

LlnthicuiTi 

Littlepage 

La beck 

Lonergan 

Lon^^worth 

Hunn 

Mc.Vndrews 

McArthur 

McClintic 

McCormick 

MeCulloch 

McFadden 

■MeKen^ie 

McKc own 

McKinley 

McLaughlin, Mich. 

McLaughKn, Pa. 

Madden 

Mi. gee 

Ma her 

Mann 

Mansfield 

Mapes 

Martin. Ill 

H'artin. La. 

Mays 

Miller. Minn. 

.Miller. AVasli. 



Mon.I.'ll 

Montague 

Moon 

Moore, Pa. 

Moores Inrt. 

Morgan 

Morin 

M.J It 

Mudd 

Neelv 

Nicholls. S C. 

Nichols. Mich. 

Nc la n 

Norton 

Oldfield 

Oliver. Ala. 

Oliver. N. \. 

Olney 

Osborne 

<^~>'Shaunessy 

Overmyer 

Overstreet 

Padgett 

Paige 

Park 

Parker. .V. .T 

Paiker. N. Y. 

Peters 

Phelan 

Piatt 

Polk 

Pcrter 

Pou 

Pratt 

Price 

Purnell 

Quin 

Ragsdale 

Kainey 

Raker 

Ri msey 

Ramseyer 

Rayburn 

Reed 

Riordan 

Robbins 



Robinson 

Rogers 

Rcmjue 

i:cst 

Louse 

Rowe 

Re w land 

J. ubey 

Bucker 

Russell 

Si- bath 

Sanders. Ind. 

Sanders. La. 

h"unders. N. Y. 

.'''anford 

Saunders, Va. 

.St hall 

Scott. Iowa 

Scott, Mich. 

Scott. Pa. 

Scully 

Sears 

Sells 

Sl.allenberger 

Sherley 

Shouse 

Si eg el 

Sims 

Sinnott 

Sisson 

Siayden 

Siemp 

Small 

Smith. Idaho 

Smith. Mich. 

Smith. N. V. 

Snell 

Snook 

Snydei 

Steagall 

Stedman 

Steele 

Steenerson 

Stephens, Miss. 

Stephens. Nebr. 

Sterling-. 111. 

Sterling^. Pa. 

Stevenson 

Stiness 

Strong 

Si" Hi van 



Sumners 

Sweet, 

Swift 

Switzer 

Tague 

Talbott 

Taylor, Ark. 

Taylor. Colo. 

Tt mple 

T( njpleton 

Thoma? 

Thompson 

Tillman 

Tilson 

Timberlake 

Tinkham 

Tc wner 

'J readway 

\'<are 

\ cnabi ? 

\ cstal 

Vinson 

Volstead 

M aldo'v 

AValker 

AValsh 

AValton 

Wp rd 

W a son 

\'v at kins 

Watson. Pa. 

AVatson. Va 

Weaver 

AVelling 

W'eltv 

Wl.alev 

vviiitc. Me. 

\\ liite, Ohio 

W lliams 

Wilson. HI. 

Wilson. La. 

Wilson. Tex. 

Wingo 

AA'inslow 

Vi- i se 

Wood. Ind. 

Woodyard 

1'oung. N. Dak. 

Young. Tex. 

Zihlmji n 



NAYS. 50 



A 1 m o n 

Bacon 

Britten 

Browne 

Burnett 

Cary 

Church 

Connelly. Kans. 

Cooper, Wis. 

Davidson 

Davis' 

Decker 

Dill 

Dillon 

Dcniinick 

Esch 

Frear 

Fuller, 111. 

Haugen 

Hayes 

Henslev 

Hilliard 

Hull. Io\va 

Igoe 

Johnson, S. Dak 



Keating 

K i n g 

K i n k a i d 

K i t c li i n 

Knustc)n 

La Follelte 

Little 

London 

Lundeen 

McLemore 

Mason 

Xelson 

Randall 

Rankin 

Reavis 

Roberts 

Rodenberg 

Shackleberg 

Sherwood 

Sloan 

Stafford 

VanDyke 

Voigt 

Wheeler 

Woods. Iowa 




INTRODUCTORY 



The first draft contingent from Yates county left Penn Yan for 
Camp Dix, New Jersey, on September 9. 1917. It was composed of five 
Penn Yan voung men, all of whom volunteered to go at this time. In 
this contingent was Charles E Costello, who was the first of our boys 
to die in service. His death occurred in the hospital at Brest, France. 
April 9, 1918, three days after landing there. His body was the first 
to be brought back to Yates county from overseas. It arrived in Penn 
Yan on May 7, 1920, and was given a military burial on May 9th. 

The last contingent from this county left on October 22, 1918. for 
Camp Wheeler, Ga. Six men were in this contingent, and one of these. 
John B. McManus, of Penn Yan, died in camp on October 31, 1918. 

Between the departure of the first and last contingent many more 
were sent to camp and other young men were leaving home to enlist 
in some branch of the service. The people of the county turned out in 
large numbers and escorted each contingent to the train that carried 
the boys away. Flags were flying, a band was playing, and the multi- 
tude was cheering as the trains pulled away from the station, but un- 
derneath this appearance of gayety, hearts were aching The enlisted 
men slipped away quietly, and were in camp before many persons out- 
side of their families and clocest friends knew of their leaving. 

When the armistice was signed on November 11, 1918, the pent-up 
feelings of the people burst forth and the event was celebrated with an 
enthusiasm that evidenced great joy. But in the midst of this rejoicing, 
while bells were ringing and whistles were blowing, a telegram from 
the War Department, announcing the death in France of Charlie 
Wheeler, of Penn Yan, was received. 

On July 4, 1919, a great "Welcome Home" was given those who had 
returned from service. A public presentation of medals to all of Yates 
County's participants in the war was held in the Court House Park, 
dinner was served at noon, in a large hall, a program of sports was 
carried out on the Fair Ground in the afternoon, the soldiers were giv- 
en tree tickets to the theatres, and the day was brought to a close with 
fireworks and dancing in the evening. 

As a fitting memorial in honor of those from this county taking 
part in this war, it is proposed to erect a hospital at the county seat to 
be known as the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital of Yates 
County. The consummation of this plan has been delayed because of 
the abnormal conditions existing since the war. Pledges totalin,:; 
$150,000 have besn secured, a fine site has been purchased and a tem- 
porary hospital, fully equipped, has been opened pending the erection 
of the memorial. The new building will have a reception room in which 
bronze tablets, containing the names of all who were inducted into 
service from here, will be placed. 





T'age Tirelce 




'Page Thirteen 



OFFICIAL INDUCTIONS 

IN YATES COUNTY UNDER THE SELECTIVE 
SERVICE LAW 




Order 

No. 

57 

117 

122 

157 

187 

4 

8 

19 

29 

31 

42 

54 

63 

72 

81 

85 

88 

94 

9S 

106 

116 

118 

138 

141 

145 

158 

174 

176 

198 

211 

223 

224 

223 

227 

229 

245 

283 

270 

291 

302 

332 

337 

137 

156 

159 

239 

186 

308 

88 

168 

199 

257 

235 

273 

281 

315 

325 

348 

358 

357 

365 

366 

41 

214 

377 

9 



Name 

William Finerghty 
Charles E. Costello 
Perl L. Douglass 
Stephen M. Whitman 
Thomas P. Carroll 
William H. Habberfield 
Claude Thomas Lee 
John Brown 
Dudley V. Hayes 
Elmer Lionel Cole 
William E. Ruddick 
Howard 0. Sprague 
Harry W. Cleveland 
William Rifenberg 
Edmund J. Fitzpatrick 
Charlie Wheeler 
Jens Jacobsen 
John H. Bradley 
Fred A. World 
Harold Harris 
James J. Maley 
Frederick R. Habberfield 
Hubert W. Waters 
Joseph A. Corey 
Charles Earle Holmes 
Charles Baker 
Harry S. Lord 
William A. Randall 
Charles C Morse 
Clifford M. Hamilton 
Floyd Smith 
Frank E. Sayre 
Vernon Young 
Leo Herbert Smith 
Sinus E. Jorgensen 
James S. Kirkpatrick 
George D. Rugg 
William H Jones 
A. H. William Jensen 
Edward E. Maybee 
Charles A Bishop 
Fred Travis 
P^red Joseph Lewis 
Clayton B. Shepherd 
Jecse Frank Duell 
Herbert Allen Young 
William Fred Eckert 
John Augustus Hatch 
Robert J. Manchester 
Harold G. Bahr 
Morris E Hurd 
Franklin H. Clark (Col ) 
Ernest L. Wood 
Henry J. Christensen 
George W. Merrick 
Nels P. Nielsen 
Oscar S. Stark 
Charles Kluhe 
Albert C. Knapton. Jr. 
Carl F. F. Petersen 
Clifford C. Chapman 
Walter W. Beckett 
George W. Tubbs 
Charles C. Gillett 
Ray C Harttr 
Floyd Melvin Hill 



Serial 


Date 


Date Accept- 


No. 


Reported 


ed at Camp 


513 


9- 9-17 


9-10-17 


440 


9- 9-17 


9-10-17 


841 


9- 9-17 


9-10-17 


93 


9- 9-17 


9-10-17 


642 


9- 9-17 


9-10-17 


1095 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


337 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


784 


9-28-17 


*10-12-17 


507 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


437 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


1045 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


1103 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


602 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


757 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


298 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


982 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


726 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


1114 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


520 


9-23-17 


9-28-17 


525 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


1132 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


741 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


637 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


4S8 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


112 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


679 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


403 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


25 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


707 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


738 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


1091 


9-23-17 


9-28-17 


470 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


90 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


191 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


1187 


9-26-27 


9-28-17 


1172 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


323 


9-26-17 


*10-13-17 


880 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


1024 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


713 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


930 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


1051 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


970 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


664 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


1112 


9-26-17 


9-28-17 


657 


9-28-17 


9-28-17 


122 


11- 8-17 


11- 9-17 


725 


11- S-17 


11- 9-17 


905 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


1073 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


1101 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


622 


11-21-17 


11-23-17 


963 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


1173 


11-21-17 


11-26-17 


715 


11-21-17 


11-25-17 


287 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


257 


11-21-17 


*12-28-17 


410 


11-21-17 


11-26-17 


400 


11-21-17 


11-26-17 


4 


11-21-17 


11-26-17 


430 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


328 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


10 


11-21-17 


11-28-17 


1191 


12-27-17 


1-16-18 


1194 


12-27-17 


2- 6-18 


676 


9- 3-18 


9- 7-18 



'Page Fourteen 



M 



Order 
Xo. Name 

13 Claude Richard Mann 

14 Charles Frederick Allen 
22 David J- Ford 
38 Ralph Goundry 
49 Lee W. Kinyon 
60 James W. Bradley 
66 Herbert R Lathrop 
70 Frank Saville Waddcll 
73 Homer Dunn 

102 William Richard Cunningham 

121 Ernest W. Nageldinger 

124 George S. Morse 

126 Ambrose Howard Sheehan 

131 Chris Martinus Poulsen 

134 James Dewitt Lazenby 

142 Clarence Cronk 

143 Amos Bagley 

144 Ben Van Horn 
147 Albert Cleveland Jf.y 

150 Elwin D. Jones 

151 Frank Ellerington 
153 jEy Clarence Decker 

160 David John Anderson 

161 tTank Cnarles Hector 
164 Fred Fals 
181 George Warren Mannon 
191 Benjamin H. Cronk 
193 Harry Sprague Hart 
200 Vincent Thomas Poole 
202 Carl Roy Olmster.d 
210 Claude Heath Edgerton 
217 Ansel M. Burt 
222a Frank Woodhouse 
225 William Sprague 
235 Willard Heath Kelsey 
240 Leonard E Leroi 
242 Clarence Hollister Pedlty 
248 Thowald Pedersen 
251 Laverne Ernest Perry 
282 Theodore D. Sikaras 
23J George Daniel Rugg, Jr. 
259 Orville Frank Stape 
272 Fred Roese 
275 Melville R. Gardner 
290 William Calhoun 
295 Clinton Leroy Hrll 
298 Raymond B. Twilliger 
314 Chris Henry Jensen 

319 Arthur Mordecai 

320 Henry Lester Chisholm 
32j Victor Howard Reddington 
323 George Edkin 
330 Herman Joseph Heslund 

341 Emery Potter 

342 George Pepper 

345 Howard J. McFarren 

346 Ernert B. Ktssler 
350 Stanley Booth Dennis 

352 John Xick Jensen 

353 William Wright Williams 

360 Parmele Johnson 

361 Carl J. Skitter 
376 John Harold Gilbert 
281 Pearl Underwood Thiers 
386 Fred Burnett Thomas 
394 Raymond Francis McAdams 
400 Milton William Shepard 

402 Dorpheus Sidney Sawyer 

403 John Irving Goodspeed 
413 Clarence Navarre Beard 

415 W. Alexius Markey 

416 Percy Warner Caris 
419 Stewart G. Reed 
423 Edmund Chadwick 
427 Charles Benjamin Cady 
434 Joseph George Magee 

438 Lynn Gerald Blood 

439 Walter James Cole 
442 Arthur Howard Buckle 
447 Willard Stanley Newby 



Serial 


Date 


Date Accept- 


Xo. 


Reported 


ed at Camp 


564 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


945 


9-25-18 


10- 4-18 


616 


8-29-18 


9- 3-18 


420 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


652 


8-29-18 


9- 3-18 


1099 


9- 3-18 


9- 7-lS 


772 


4-28-18 


5- 3-18 


972 


9- 3-18 


9- 7-18 


936 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


770 


9- 3-18 


9- 7-18 


1022 


8-28-18 


8-31-18 


1032 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


269 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


493 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


1007 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


704 


8- 7-18 


8- 9-18 


72 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


356 


4- 2-18 


4- 7-18 


128 


2-24-18 


2-2S-18 


11 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


900 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


1142 


7-30-18 


S- 7-18 


345 


4-2S-1S 


5- 3-18 


103 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


154 


8- 4-18 


8-15-18 


538 


9- 3-18 


9-13-18 


700 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


297 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


368 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


320 


2-24-lS 


2-26-lS 


1070 


7-25-lS 


8-13-18 


121 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


1205 


2-24-lS 


2-26-18 


312 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


1023 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


175 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


278 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


336 


9- 3-18 


9-13-18 


8 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


958 


9- 3-18 


*9-lU-18 


323 


4- 1-lS 


4- 9-18 


441 


9- 3-18 


*9-10-18 


23 


2-24-18 


3- 7-18 


1108 


8-26-18 


8-29-18 


86 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


1156 


10- 4-18 


10-11-18 


506 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


1183 


2-24-18 


2-25-18 


169 


10- 4-18 


10-11-18 


436 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


1107 


10- 4-18 


10-31-18 


1109 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


807 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


211 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


1163 


7-14-18 


7-15-18 


1050 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


1008 


2-24-18 


2-26-lS 


1075 


2-24-18 


2-26-lS 


750 


2-24-18 


2-25-18 


58 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


1180 


7-25-18 


8- 3-18 


208 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


929 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


838 


7-25-lS 


9-15-18 


17 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


1058 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


268 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


1198 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


593 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


1152 


7-30-18 


8- 7-18 


556 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


581 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


481 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


582 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


499 


2-24-18 


2-26-18 


634 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-lS 


672 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


949 


2-24-18 


2-28-18 


1048 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


778 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 



"Page Fifteen 



Order 
No. Xanie 

452 Howard Bradley Coons 

453 John Herman Sorensen 

455 Willard Alexander Clawson 

456 Nicholas Serfine 

481 Harry Dewitt Connell 

463 Harold R. Habberfleld 

465 Nelson Charles Reynolds 

468 Roy J. Fisher 

488 Richard Price 

474 Charles Lawrence Gallagher 

479 Max Clifford Headley 

483 William E Carey 

487 William John Kelly 

493 William John Tongate, Jr. 

501 Arthur McGhee Barnes 

507 John B. Carroll 

508 William Myer Seism 
511 Adolph Rovito 

513 Theodore Yost 

515 Albert Alexander Moshier 

520 Oliver Wendell Norman 

527 Melford N. Myer 

529 Christian Neilsen 

530 John North Whitaker 
534 Hixson Amos Knight 

544 Robert McFetridge 

545 William Bernard Welch 
554 Albert Josiah White 
561 George Willis Hoyt, Jr. 
568 Axel Mikkelsen 

571 Joseph P. Craugh 

576 Leon H. Smith 

578 James Lee Robinson 

581 Francis Peter Reilly 

582 Ernest Jacob Smith 

583 Neils John Neilsen 

584 Irving E, Eckert 
587 Albert Del Rose 

595 Bradley Longwell Wheeler 

601 Clarence Lowell McPherson 

602 Otto Chris Miller 

603 Milford Simmons 
606 Warner Edgett Bush 
610 Burnett David Thomas 
613 Walter Phillip Clark 
617 Orville Ribble 

620 John F. Serfine 

627 Ross Leighton Gridley 

635 Floyd Edward Matteson 

639 Harry Sutter Klube 

641 Arthur Langdon Shutts 

652 Nick Cecchini 

656 Francis Leroy Flynn 

663 Ivor Prosser 

665 George Perry Lord 

668 John Tongate 

670 Seymour B. Harris 

671 Fred Carl Hoagland 
673 D. Gordon Conrad 
676 James Edward Reilly 
684 John Arthur Griffith 
688 Henry J. Greenfield 

692 George Dunlap Wood, Jr. 

698 Wilbur Mills Symonds 

699 Robert Allen Murray 

706 Bernard Michael Hoban 

707 Norman Bert Wixon 
720 George William Excell 
722 William Ward Wheat 
728 George Elmer Enos 

734 John Meaker 

735 Bennett Henry Jensen 

746 Harold Andrew Hutton 

747 Pietro Mangipinto 
751 John Darrell Spencer 

753 Newell Truman Pangburn 

759 Francis R. Cougevan 

756 Raymond Rugg 

772 James F. Butler 

775 Charles Robinson Clark 



Serial 


Date 


Date Ac?ei>t- 


Xo. 


Iteported 


ed at Camp 


650 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


836 


S- 7-18 


8- 9-18 


19 


2-24-18 


2-23-18 


352 


4- 1-lS 


4- 9-18 


1176 


5-10-18 


5-12-18 


416 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-lS 


609 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-lS 


613 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


21 -i 


4-2S-1S 


5- 3-18 


734 


4- 1-18 


4- 9-18 


342 


4- 1-lS 


4- 9-18 


427 


4-28-18 


5- 3-lS 


572 


5-10-18 


5-12-18 


647 


6-16-18 


6-21-18 


1159 


8- 4-18 


8-15-18 


935 


9-25-18 


10- 4-18 


209 


9-27-18 


10- 1-18 


33 


5-10-18 


5-12-18 


954 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


63 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


816 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


762 


8-23-18 


8-29-18 


1013 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


1043 


5-25-lS 


5-29-18 


38 


5-25-lS 


5-29-iS 


1038 


9-4-18 


9- 9-18 


976 


5-25-lS 


5-29-18 


1197 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


573 


10- 4-18 


10- 8-18 


1025 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


445 


5-2.5-18 


5-29-18 


1120 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


702 


8-16-18 


8-18-18 


694 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


198 


S-19-18 


8-21-18 


1013 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


799 


10-21-18 


11- 6-18 


195 


8- 7-18 


8- 9-18 


990 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


216 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


847 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


302 


4-2S-18 


5- 3-18 


662 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


239 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


1145 


3-25-18 


3-27-18 


479 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


431 


4-28-18 


5- 3-18 


106 


8- 4-18 


8-15-18 


238 


8- 7-18 


8- 9-18 


409 


8- 7-18 


8- 9-18 


973 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


983 


4- 2-18 


4- 5-18 


615 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


346 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


62 


7-14-18 


7-14-18 


648 


9-27-18 




528 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


912 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


699 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


695 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


817 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


612 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


984 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


463 


10-21-18 


11- 6-18 


84 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


580 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


351 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


980 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


658 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


879 


8-28-18 


8-29-18 


914 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


791 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


414 


5-24-18 


5-27-18 


763 


5-24-18 


5-27-18 


553 


3-11-18 


3-13-18 


625 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


659 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


161 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


1202 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


405 


10-10-18 


10-14-18 



"Page Sixteen 



Order 
No. 



781 
783 
784 
787 
794 
797 
800 
805 
808 
811 
812 
813 
814 
815 
823 
825 

830 

836 

839 

848 

851 

831 

862 

866 

867 

868 

874 

882 

886 

890 

907 

914 

919 

926 

927 

929 

940 

943 
944 
947 
948 
951 
952 
954 
955 
938 
989 
970 
972 
979 
980 
984 
986 
989 
991 
994 

1005 

1007 

1008 

1013 

1017 

1029 

1032 

1036 

1042 
1053 
1058 
1059 
1060 
1065 
1068 
1071 
1074 
1081 
1091 
1094 
1106 
1109 
1110 
1113 



Name 

Leon Jay Norris 

Carl Christian Nelson 

Howard Leroy Dunton 

Jens Chris Olsen 

Richard F. Craugh 

Fav Lawton Chapman 

John Edward Tears 

Clarence W. Noble 

William Alfrtd Norris 

Benigno Fresno 

Harold Long Weinstein 

John Nelson Jones 

William R. Culver 

Warren R. Spike 

Harry Grant McQuiston 

Fred O-iterhout 

Jeremiah E Carroll 

Philip John Rilling, Jr. 

Sorney Jacob Jacobscn 

Martin H. Butler 

Frank Leslie Sample 

Arthur Fay Olmstead 

Elijah B. Dense 

Carl Oskar Htrman Neilsen 

Chris Miller 

William McCreery 

James Hague 

Byron G. Whitbeck 

Harry Hurtord Meaker 

Luigi Alesandro M. Battesta 

Leroy Charles Snook 

Henry Larsen 

Charles Mashewske 

Emmett Carlton Crane 

Ross Matthew Conley 

Lewis Cadwell 

Robert Chester Brisbin 

Verne Maxwell Ackerson 

Edward B Kinsman 

Archie McFdl 

Guy Pierce 

Frank Luppino 

Stanley Kennerson 

James Frank Hoban 

Lewis W. Travis 

Mervin Arlo A. Palmatier 

Emil Pedersen 

William Jacob Barnhart 

Albert Charles McGough 

Domenico Lizzi 

Rufus Garland Thomas 

Paul Joseph Meade 

Charles Enos Williams 

Homer John Sharpe 

Victor E Lafler 

Giftord George Hurlburt 

Orla Alva Morgan 

Lawrence Hobart Conley 

William A. Sage 

Cameron Alexander Sharpe 

Hans Pallesen 

Kristian Jensen 

Adalbert Berkley Allen 

Herbert C. Stewart 

Sheridan E. Miller 

William Joseph Shultz 

Ed. B. Smith 

Marion Jewell Sumner 

Clark N. Calhoon 

Jesse A. Brown 

Byron Ketchum Hall 

Edwin Elwood Jacobs 

Mads Vangdrup Kornura 

George Frederick Windnagl 

Clarence Joseph Gannon 

William Saxton Lampman 

Arthur Mearl Gilbert 

Llovd Raymond Lafler 

Albert E. Lott 

Roy Dwight Williams 



Serial 


Date Dat 


e Accept- 


No. 


Reported ed 


at Camp 


628 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


823 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


245 


8-26-18 


8-29-18 


768 


5-28-18 


6- 5-18 


1136 


9-11-18 


9-13-18 


756 


4-28-18 


5- 3-18 


821 


5-28-18 


6- 5-18 


902 


8- 7-18 


8- 9-18 


1030 


8- 7-18 


8-12-18 


79 


8- 1-18 


♦9-29-18 


579 


2-11-18 


2-14-18 


740 


8- 7-18 


*8- 9-18 


83 


8-26-18 


8-29-18 


142 


3- 9-18 


4-17-18 


119 


9-11-18 


9-14-18 


901 


5-28-18 


6- 7-18 


645 


4-28-18 


5- 3-18 


554 


5-28-18 


6- 7-18 


962 


8-26-18 


8-29-18 


87 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


476 


9- 4-18 


9-12-18 


318 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


516 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


279 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


844 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


716 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


413 


7-25-18 


8-30-18 


95 


6-22-18 


6-24-18 


831 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


696 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


489 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


884 


7-25-18 


S- 8-18 


834 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


779 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


558 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


1162 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


1094 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


687 


7-30-18 


8- 7-18 


186 


8-28-18 


8-29-18 


247 


8-26-18 


8-29-18 


179 


7-25-18 


8-30-18 


922 


8- 7-18 


8- 9-18 


253 


9- 4-lS 


9- 9-18 


577 


4-2S-18 


5- 3-18 


732 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


9 


7-25-lS 


8- 8-18 


347 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


70 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


952 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


925 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


173 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


1039 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


60 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


208 


S- 4-18 


8-15-18 


771 


9- 4-18 


*9-10-18 


137 


7-25-lS 


8- 7-18 


387 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


921 


7- 2-18 


7- 5-18 


1182 


8- 9-18 


8-13-18 


197 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


767 


9-11-18 


9-15-18 


1026 




7-28-lS 


1056 


9- 4-lS 


9- 9-18 


828 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


401 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


276 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


517 


6-19-lS 


6-27-18 


1122 


7-25-lS 


8- 8-18 


85 


9- 4-18 


9-10-18 


520 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


688 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


722 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 




10-21-18 


11-20-18 


s 170 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-lS 


535 


7-30-lS 


8-14-18 


853 


8- 4-18 


*8-22-18 


917 


6-25-lS 


8- 7-lS 


47 


4- 8-18 


4-12-18 


936 


6-25-lS 


8- 7-18 


125 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 



^age Sevenleen 



Order 
No. 

1127 
1140 
1143 
1160 
1163 
1177 
11S7 
1190 
1192 
1199 
1200 
1202 
1204 
909a 
743a 



9 
12 

15 
21 
91 



a 219 
a 243 
a 370 
a 378 
a 410 
a 416 
a 431 
a 501 
a 502 
a 652 
a 710 
a 834 
a 963 
al019 
al038 
al057 
all75 
al371 
al402 
al541 
al558 
al706 
al769 
al798 
alS41 
al844 
al856 
al862 
al865 
al879 



Name 

Robert A. Mace 
Archie R. Staples 
John McMinn 
James Hayward Savage 
Hugh Bernard McGovern 
Joseph William Paddock_ 
Edward Herheft-PlotTs' 
Homer Ames Gilbert 
Claude L. Conrad 
James Russell Brink 
William Arthur Jones 
Bernard Paul Hopkins 
John Graczyk 
James H. Snyder 
Adrian E. Ovens 



James A. Christensen 
Emmett L. Kindelberger 
John E. Sheridan 
Clarence A Spoor 
James H. Wheeler 



Serial 


Date 


Date Accept- 


No. 


Reported 


ed at Camp 


908 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


752 


7-25-18 


S- 8-18 


399 


10-15-18 


10-22-18 


256 


5-29-18 


5-29-18 


1060 


4-28-18- 


5- 3-18 


lis 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


384 


7-25-18 


8- 9-18 


471 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


698 


7-25-18 


8- 7-18 


233 


7-25-18 


8- 8-18 


977 


7-25-18 


8-13-18 


578 


5-25-18 


5-29-18 


611 


5-10-18 


5-12-18 


1208 


5-16-18 


5-23-18 


1210 


5-25-18 


*7- 1-18 


iiie, 1!)18. 






4 


9- 4-18 


9- 9-18 


89 


10-21-18 


11- 6-18 


45 


10-21-18 


*10-29-18 


41 


10-21-18 


11- 6-18 


50 


10-25-18 


10-25-18 



Regristraiits of Sdi)teml)tr 12, 1918. 



Edmund Christie Rosenkrans 
Walter Edmund Moon 
Edward Lauriston Scherer 
John Joseph Meehan 
Eugene Brayman 
Earl Samuel Castner 
Leonard Richard Sanderson 
Milton Hart Fish 
Clyde Benjamin Gelder 
James Gerald Craugh 
Sidney Elliott Ayres 
George Remsen Kinne 
Paul Nelson Shutts 
Angelo James Roche 
Forrest Sabin Burtch 
Claude Myron Bigelow 
Lazear J. Murphy 
James Leveritt Davis 
Marion Melvin Clark 
Chalres Backmer Rutenber 
Vernon Wilson Blodgett 
Owen Charles Hoban 
Roger Eddington Chapman 
James Lewis Stever 
Rodney Clifford Mertz 
Gerald Howard Fisher 
John M. Craugh 
George Dewey Emerson 
Donald McLean Tower 
Arthur James Paddock 



* Rejected 





804 


10-18-18 


10-18-18 


276 


10-28-18 


10-31-18 


527 


11- 6-18 


11-11-18 


284 


10- 2-18 


10- 5-18 


1215 


10- 4-18 


10- 4-18 


1147 


10-14-18 


10-14-18 


140 


10- 5-18 


10- 7-18 


1529 


10- 2-18 


10- 2-18 


288 


10-15-18 


10-17-18 


733 


10- 2-18 


10- 5-18 


924 


10-18-18 


10-18-18 


607 


11- 6-18 




1512 


10- 5-18 


10-11-18 


1909 


10- 4-18 


10- 4-18 


617 


10- 2-18 


10- 2-18 


1893 


11-18-18 


11-19-18 


533 


10-15-18 


10-15-18 


199 


10-14-18 


10-14-18 


1351 


10- 2-18 


10- 2-18 


1304 


10- 7-18 


10- 7-18 


171 


10-11-18 


10-11-18 


1701 


10- 5-18 


10- 5-18 


1686 


10-23-18 


11- 4-18 


1635 


10- 5-18 


10- 7-18 


43 


10- 2-18 


10- 2-18 


767 


10- 5-18 


10- 7-18 


741 


10-22-18 


10-22-18 


1411 


10- 1-18 


11- 1-18 


537 


10- 1-18 


10- 1-18 


218 


10- 4-18 


10- 4-18 



Ud 




'Page Eighteen 



THE ADVISORY BOARD 




(It Hon. <;ill»«Tt II. It.-ikrr (li) S|K'im*it F. Linrolii 



Hit Hon. .l.'iiiieN M. Ij4»\v:i 



^age Nineteen 



E 



ao^oE 



THE DRAFT BOARD 



The local, or Yates County Selective service Draft Board was ap- 
pointed in May. 1917. with Sheriff Milan H. Ayres as chairman. County 
Clerk. Edwin M. Potter, secretary, and Bernard S. Strait, examining 
physician. Dr. Strait resigned July 17. 1917. to enlist as 2d Lieutenant in 
the Medical Corps of the Array. Dr. Fred M. Maloney. of Dundee, was 
appointed as chairman of the phy.iical examination board, with Drs. 
Frank S. Sampson and G. Howard Leader, as assistants. Robert H. Gra- 
ham was made clerk of the Board soon after organization, and oflRicated 
in the capacity until September 25, 191S, when he resigned Miss Lena 
Grady was acting clerk of the Board, and later Miss Emma Wilkins was 
appointed chief clerk. Sheriff Ayres resigned from the Board and Jolm 

E. Watkins was appointed chairman on October 2S, 191S. 

Acting under orders of the Provost Marshal General's Depart- 
ment, tlie local Draft Agency distributed registration cards, to be tilled 
out by the registrants, to the appointed enrolling clerks of the several 
election districts in the county. After the registration the cards were 
returned to tlie Board when they were given an order number con- 
secutively as received. A serial number was also given tlie cards from 
a drawing of numbers at Washington D. C. The first number drawn 
corresponding to the registration number was the first to be called 
for service. This method was followed until all cards were given a 
serial number. All man were called for physical examination and ser- 
vice according to tlie serial number. There were 3,24.5 registrants in 
Yates county, as follows: 

June 5. 1917, ages 21 to 30 years 1207 

June 5. 191S, those who became of age since 

June 5. 1917 IDS 

August 24, 1918. those who had become of age 

since June 5. 1918 IS 

September 12, 1918, ages 30 to 45 years 1919 

Approximately 1800 men have been passed upon physically and 
otherwise by the local board. The District Board, representing the 
Counties of Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben and Yates (upon which board 
Yates county was not represented) reviewed the work of the Local 
Board. Many appeals were made to the District Board from the de- 
cisions of the Local Board, and some of the registrants made appeals 
to the Adjutant General's Department at Albany from the decisions of 
tlie District Board, and four Presidential appeals were made by regis- 
trants desiring exemption from service. 

The Legal Advisory Board was appointed in May, 1917. and acted' 
in a legal capacity with tlie Local Draft Board. The work of this board 
was mainly the investigation of cases of insurance, dependencies, 
whether his activities were indispensible — the Board acting in a legal 
way both for tlie registrant and the government. The Legal Advisory 
Board consisted of County Judge Gilbert H. Baker, chairman; Spencer 

F. Lincoln secretary and Hon. James M. Lown. 

In his final report to the Secretary of War, Provost Marshal Gen- 
eral E. H. Crowder said: 

"The pride, the sorrow, the sacrifice and the patriotism of the Na- 
tion were contained within the records of the local boards. But it was 
more than a matter of sentiment that prompted a scrupulous preser- 
vation of those records. Never in the history of this or any otlier na- 
tion had a more valuable and comprehensive accumulation of data been 
assembled upon the physical, economic, industrial, and racial condition 
of a people. It would be of untold value to the physician, the economist, 
the sociologist and the historian for many decades. It was not only 
worthy of preservation, but this generation owed it to posterity that it 
be preserved. You will see that it was a vitally important task properly 
to assemble these records. The task was no less important than it was 
tremendous. Scattered throughout the breadth of the land, lying in the 
offices of the 4,648 local boards, 155 district boards, 1,319 medical ad- 
visory boards, and 52 State headquarters were the records of nearly 
24,000,000 men." 

The statistical report gives the following record for Yates county: 
Total called, 349; total inducted, 354; total accepted, 346: total reject- 
ed, 7. Total rejected, cancellation of draft, 1. 

The Local Draft Board was relieved of its duties March 31, 1919. 




'Page Twenty 



im 




(II M. H. A} res 

<:;» K. M. I'otter 

(:{) F. M. M:il<>liey 

(4) ■(. H. (;r:ih:iiii 

i'tt F. S. S:iiii|»M(»il 



(lit <i. H. I^eadrr 

(71 3liN.s Fliiliia A\'iIkiliN 

<NI John K. W.-itkiiis 

(1*1 >li.sN lieiia (irndy 

(10) U. S. Strait 



^ 



iC 



'Page Twenty-one 



REGISTRANTS OF JUNE 5. 1917 



AGES 21 TO 30 YEARS, INCLUSIVE 



747 

l!S7 

1150 
344 
S06 
362 

944 
945 
1056 
458 
805 

40 

42 

.19 9 

10 59 
230 
363 
364 
746 
345 

1000 

255 
600 
604 
697 

1134 
745 
4 56 

1066 
6S4 



i(>7:! 

3 27 

72 

450 

923 

1040 

1065 

1168 

1130 

679 

670 

591 

1147 

788 

804 

1096 

1098 

938 

457 

235 

120 

1159 

70 

59 2 

1016 

1127 

596 

9 2S 

57 

696 

1152 
X99 
744 
538 
543 

1068 
328 
444 

1135 
598 
51 
286 
532 
315 
226 
41 

1009 
1036 
1052 
595 
569 
930 
926 



Vliel, AVnlter U., US Mom-ll St., I't-iiii Y:in 

Ackerson. Verne Maxwell. 107 Hamilton St., 

Penn Yan 
Adams, Gordon. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 
Aguda. Domingo. Middlesex „ „ 

Albertson. William. 113 Sheppard St.. Penn Yan 
Albertsen, Christian Nelsen, 222 Keuka St., Penn 

Yan ^ .TV „ 

Allen, Stuart Edgett. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
Allen Charles Frederick, Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Allen. Adelbert Berkley, Dundee, R. D. 17 
Allen, Glen T.. Bellona ., .^ , „* 

Allen, Robert James Henry, 549 Liberty St., 

Penn Yan 
Alexander, Robert S., Penn Yan, R. T>. 3 
Alexander, James P., Penn Yan, R. D. 3 
Allison. William. Penn Yan, R, D. 1 
Amidon, Albert, Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
Anderson, John, Penn Y'an, R. D. 5 
Andersen, Chris Peter, Himrod, R. D. 15 
Andersen, Martin John. 208 Elm St., Penn Yan 
Anderson. Roy P.. Penn Y'an, R. D. 4 
Anderson, David John, Middlesex 
Andrews, Paul Raymond, 103 Walnut St., Penn 

Y'an 
Andrews, Frank Ray, Keuka Park 
Andrews. Ernest Xelson, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 
Andrews, Archie Graton, Lakemont 
Andrews", Arthur .\ugustus, Dundee, R. D. 19 
Ansley. A. Ray, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Ames. Fred S.. Penn Yan, R D. 2 
Amies, Howard Lloyd, 124 Henry St.. Dundee 
\rmes, Fred Raymond, 124 Henry St., Penn Yan 
Armstrong, Charles Arnold, 107 Walnut St., 

Penn Yan 

Bnlir, Harold Gerald, 114 Lake St., I'rnii "Van 

Baglev. Robert Henry. Middlesex 

Baglev, Amos, Rushville 

Bailey. Howard John, 316 Keuka St.. Penn Yan 

Bailey' Dorsev Adrien. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

Baker George Robert, Dundee, R. D. 17 

Baker. Stanley Albert. Hutton St., Penn Yan 

Bailey, Rav James, Dresden 

Bailev, Andrew, Penn Yan 

Baker, Charles. 115 Clinton St., Penn Yan 

Baker. Lewis Edwin. 115 Clinton St.. Penn Yan 

Baker. Edwin. Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

Ballard. Frank Louis, 210 Head St.. Penn Yan 

Baldwin. Howard Ranson, Rushville 

Baldwin, Alson Edward, 229 Vs Lake St., 

Yan 

Banks. George Edgar. Dundee 
Barber, Willis Edwin, Dundee 
Barden, Frank F:ben, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
Barden, Harold Homer, Gage 
Bardeen, Altord Vernie Italy 
Barnes, Jay Daniel, Penn Yan R. D. 3 
Barnes. Arthur McGhee. Dresden 
Barnhart, William Jacob, Middlesex 
Barringer, J. Lew, 105 East Main St.. Penn Yan 
Bartholomew. Ralph M,, Dundee. R. D. 16 
Bartholomew. Allen Percy, 2061/2 Elm Et., Penn 

Yan 
Bassage, Hugh Thompson, Dundee 
Bates, Willis Phillip, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
Battar, Joe, Middlesex 

Battista, Luigi Alesandro Mastro, Dundee 
Beard, Clarence Navarre, Dresden 
Beard, Charles Adelbert. Dresden 
Beard, Fred W., Penn Y'an, R, D. 2 
Beattie. Kenneth C, Penn Y'an 
Beattie, David Hill, Penn Yan 
Beattie, Leslie F., Penn Y'an 
Beckett, Walter William, Middlesex 
Beckhorn. Arthur, Himrod, R. D. 15 
Beebe, Vincent, Lake St., Penn Y'an 
Beers. Edmund Affleck, Glenora 
Benedict, Clark L., Penn Y'an, R. D. 3 
Bennett. Dellason W., Penn Yan, R. D. 5 
Benson, Clarence Malcom, Gage 
Bergman, Earl Henry. Middlesex 
Bergman. Clarence William. Italy 
Bergstresser. Benjamin Harrison. Stanley, R. D. 6 
Bellis. Arthur Jay. Dundee. R. D. 16 
Bellis. Harvey Russell, Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Belis, Raymond Cyril, Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
Berry, Frank Alton, Dundee 

Bilson, Walter S.. 149 Cornwell St., Penn Yan 
Bishop, Charles A., Benton 
Bishop, Stuart Roy, Penn Yan, R .D. 9 



Penn 



1154 Bishop. DeForest John, Dresden 

663 Bistolti. Ugo, 120 Jacob St, Penn Yan 

428 Bjorholm, Nels K., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
59 Blair, Sterling Nathan, Rushville 

66 Blakesley, Walter G., Branchport, R. D. 13 

672 Blood. Lynn Gerald, 127 Benham St, Penn Y'an 

1146 Bordwell, Thomas James, Penn Yan, R. D 8 

583 Bowling, Harry, Seneca St., Penn Yan 

433 Bowman, Harry James Penn I'an, R. D. 6 
1114 Bradley. John Henry, Barnes 

1099 Bradley, James W., Barnes 

1128 Brady, Joseph, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

254 Brady, John, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 
1167 Breech. Sking. Penn Yan 

65 Breed, Ralph, Branchport. R. D. 13 

2S3 Breed. Clarence Leslie, Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

748 Briddon, John Albert, 217 Elm St., Penn Yan 

1126 Briggs, Floyd Emory, Himrod 

571 Briggs, Clinton, 109 Walnut St., Penn Y'an 

233 Brink, James Russell, Italy 

603 Brink. Bert Nelson, Starkey 

1094 Brisbin. Robert Chester. Dundee 

675 Brooks. John Clinton. 216 Clinton St.. Penn Yan 

1015 Broughton. Ma.xwell, Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

255 Brown. Ernest Harold. Keuka Park 

434 Brown. Vernon Huey. Himrod 
520 Brown. Jesse A., Gage 

597 Brown, Herbert Leroy, Dundee 

784 Brown, John. Middlesex. R. D. 24 

1125 Brown, Paul L., Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

1129 Bruner, John H., Penn Yan, R. D 2 

629 Brunskill, Leslie J., 147 Cornwell St., Penn Y'an 

1034 Buckle, Frank Ernest. Penn Y'an, R. D. 2 

1048 Buckle, .Arthur Howard, Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

1064 Buckle, Thomas, Gage 

1063 Buckle, Charles Edward. Gage 

157 BuckUn. William, Dundee 

1121 Bulkeley, Albert .Mien Dundee 

432 Bullock, Homer. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

1074 Bullock, George D.. East Main St., Penn Y'an 

783 Burg, L. Warren, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

322 Burleigh, Ernest P'auntsleroy, Middlesex 

1166 Burnside, Leonard, Dresden 

570 Burr, Herman N., 345 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

677 Burri, Gottfred, 123 Clinton St., Penn Yan 

803 Burt, Willis Ferris, 348 Main St.. Penn Yan 

121 Burt, Ansel M., Penn Yan 

662 Bush, Warner Edgett, 128 Hamilton St,. Penn 
Yan 

1137 Bushnell. Tracy John, Penn Y'an, R. D. 

87 Butler. Martin. Branchport. R. D. 13 

343 Budiez, John, Middlesex 

1202 Butler, James, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

314 Button, Leon Griffith, Rushville 

326 Button, William Henry. Rushville 

490 Cady, (liarlrK Ben.iainiii, Dundee, K. D. 17 

1162 Cadwell, Lewis, 218 Head St.. Penn Yan 

1078 Cadwell. William John. Dundee 

857 Calhoon, Ernest, 311 Court St , Penn Y'an 

85 Calhoon, Clark N.. Branchport. R. D. 13 

86 Calhoon, William, Branchport 
951 Campbell, Lewie David. Starkey 

1148 Campbell, Charles H., Penn Y'an ,R. D. 8 

539 Carey. Henry Franklin, 107 Monell St.. Penn Y'an 

1139 Carey, Charles E., 233 I^ake St.. Penn Y'an 

1117 Carev. Edward J.. 120 Monell St.. Penn Yan 

427 Carey, William E , 264 Lake St.. Penn Y'an 

581 Carls. Percy Warner, Lakemont 
782 Caspar, Rock, Middlesex. R D, 24 

527 Carlin, Peter Francis, 106 Hutton St., Penn Yan 

404 Carpenter, r<:arl Disbrow, Dundee 

642 Carroll, Thomas P., 319 Jacob St.. Penn Y'an 

643 Carroll. .leremiah Edward. 319 Jacob St., Penn 

Y'an 

986 Carroll. John B , 319 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

856 Carson, Willard Floyd, Maple Ave.. Penn Yan 

895 Carson, Jesse Lee, Dresden 

773 Carson, Roy Elliott, Maple Ave., Penn Y'an 

329 Carvey, Walter, Middlesex, R. D. 24 

575 Caywood. Willis, Dundee 

988 Cecchini, Nick, 158 Seneca St.. Penn Y'an 

996 Cecchini. Antonio. 158 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

582 Chadwick, Edmund, Lakemont 

585 Chadwick, Charles Dinturff, Dundee 

50 Chalmers, Emerson L,, Branchport 

756 Chapman. Fay Lawton. 511 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

429 Chapman, Harry .\delmer. 424 Liberty St.. Penn 

Yan 

430 Chariman, Clifford Clair, 424 Liberty St., Penn 

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Chase. Burton Melville, Dresden 
Chidsey, William James, La-esden 
Cliidsey, George Harold. Dresden 
Chidsey. James H., 229 Lake St.. Penn Van 
Chisholm. Henry Lester, 329 Elm St.. Penn Yan 
Chr.stensen. Jens Christian, Penn Yan. R. O. 1 
Jens Chris, 125 South Ave.. Penn 



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Thomas Peter, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

Jens. Gage, R. D. 10 

Chris. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

Oscar W.. 268 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

Alfred J.. 268 Lake St., Penn Yan 

Thomas Peter Matthew, Penn Yan, 



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Henry John, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
John P.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 
Chrysler, Carl William. Middlesex 
Chrysler, Owen James, Middlesex 
Cincotta. Antonio. Main St., Penn Y'an 
Clark, George William, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
George Orpheus, Italy 
Claude James. Dundee 
Merrill H., Kushville, R. D 
Walter Phillip. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
Clark. James Bennett. Jr. Dundee, R. D. 18 
Clark. Ol.ver R.. Penn Yan. K. D. 4 
Clark. Charles Robinson. Dundee 
Clark. Franklin. 83 Cherry St., Penn Yan 
Clary, Dennis. Dresden 
Clawson, Walter Bradford, Middlesex 
Clawson. W'illard Alexander. Middlesex 
Clear.v. FranCiS Joseph. Dundee 
Cleveland. Harry William. 131 Walnut St., Penn 

Yan 
Cole, Claude Elmer, Middlesex 

Harry Chesebro, Stanley. R. D. 6 
Fred. Middlesex 
Clinton B,, Penn Yan, R. D. 5 
Richard Wharton. Hinirod. R. D. 15 
Elmer Lionel. 403 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
Walter James, Middlesex 
Conley, Lawrence Hobart, Penn Yan, R. i>. 9 
Conley. Ross Matthew. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
Conle.v. Earle Wyman. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Conley. Leman O.. 163 Main St.. Penn Yan 
Colme.v. Augustine James. 127 Elm St., Penn Y'an 
Conklin, Howard Lester 102 Lake St.. Penn Yan 
Harrv Dewitt. 328 Head St. 
Claude L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 
D. Gordon. Pern Yan. R. D. 
William .Mbert, 124 Main St 
Cook. Charles William. 107 Monell St 
Cooley. Walter. Dundee R. D. 16 
Coon. Walter Marion. Dresden 
Coons. Henry Jason. Italy 
Coons, Howard Bradley, 106 Chestnut St, 

Y an 
Comstock, Herbert G.. Penn Yan, 
Comsuock, Leon E., Penn Yan, R 
Conimings, Stephen Van Ransler, 

St., Penn Yan 
Corey. Joseph A. Dundee. R. D. 17 
Cornell. Claude David. Dundee, R. D. 18 
Corrigan. Barney Middlesex 

Costello. Charles Edward, 127 Elm St.. Penn Yan 
Costello. William B., 217 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 
Cougevan, Francis 'cl.. Jacob St.. Penn Yan 
Cougevan, James Edward. Jacob St.. Penn Yan 
Covert, Clarence, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 
Crane, William Edward, 12 Myrtle Ave., Penn 

Yan 
Crane. Emmett Carlton 108 Johnson Ave.. Penn 

Van 
<_'rans, Harry J.. Dundee 
Crans. Leo Edwin. Dundee 

Craugh. Richard F.. 122 Keuka St, Penn Yan 
Craugh, Joseph P.. 139 Elm St.. Penn Yan 
Cnppen. Claud Francis Himrod 
Cronk. Benjamin H., Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Cronk. Clarence. Penn Y'an. R. D. 4 
Crosby, George W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Crosby. John Howard. Box 4 7, Wayne 
Crosier, George Wilkie, 131 South Ave,, Penn Yan 
Culver, .\rthur T.. 212 Head St.. Penn Yan 
Culver. Hollis Hyde. 213 Head St.. Penn Yan 
Culver, William R. Branchport, R. D, 13 
Culver, Charles Devale, Himrod 
Cunningham, John Loftus, 140 Walnut St.. Penn 

Yan 
Cunningham, William Richard, 113 Sheppard St., 

Penn Van 
Cure. Cecil. Wagener Court. Penn Y''an 
Curran, Edwin John, Dundee 
Curtis, Roy George. 67 Main St.. Dundee 

D'.\l»hr!U'ei, Silvio, l.'SS .Seneea St., Penn Y:in 

Daggett, Earl Wayne, Rushville 

Danes Milford Nelson, 210 Chapel St.. Penn Y'an 

Daniels. Carroll Cronk. Penn Van. R. D. 5 

Davidson. William Sidney, Penn Yan 

Davis. Fred, Dundee. R .D. 16 

Davis. Watkin P.. Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

Davis. Allen. 154 Jackson St., Penn Yan 

Davis, Lee V., Dresden 

Decker, J. Clarence, Penn Yan 

Delair, Frank Edward, Midlesex 

Delair. .John Barney, Middlesex 

DeLooze, Emil Henry, Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Del Rose Albert, Dresden 



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196 Del Rosso. Achille. Dresden 
5!6 Dense. Elijah B., Water St., Penn Yan 

692 Denning, Nathan Earl, Dundee 

107.5 Dennis, Stanley Booth, Dundee 

855 Dewey, Pearl John. 55S Liberty St., Penn Yan 

424 Dewey. Albert Newlove. Himrod 

927 Dewlck. Floyd Frank, Naples. R. D. 26 

242 Dewick. Burdette Elmer, Italy 

485 Dewitt, Charles Lee. Penn Yan. R D 2 

1113 Dewitt. George M., Penn Yan R D •' 

49 Dey, Albert Sherman, Stanley 

HiA Dietrich, George Raymond. 110 Sheppard St, 

I'enn Yan 

339 Di Orio, Rocco, 109 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

39 Dinehart. Charles E., Branchport 

6 Dinehart, Peter M., Branchport, R. D, 13 

950 Disbrow, Elbridge Gano, Dundee 

423 Disbrow, William Harrison, 317 Elm St.. Penn 
Yan 

37 Dixon, Albert John. Branchport 

924 Dobbertin. Carl. Rushville 

521 Dobson. Howard Edward, 172 South 
Yan 

148 Donley, Ralph Estes, Italy 

1111 Doty, Clarence L.. Penn Yan. R. D 4 

841 Douglas- Perl R.. Jackson St., Penn Yan 
691 Drew, Clarence, Dundee 

lii2 Duell, Jesse F., Penn Yan, R. D 4 

947 Duffy, Henry Michael, Dundee 

842 Dunkle, Calvin Emery, 504 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
147 Dunn. Robert Drew, Italy 

966 Dunn, Homer, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

2o9 Dunlon, Clarence Bingham, Italy 

246 Dunton, Howard Leroy. Italy 

940 Dunton. Roy Horace, Middlesex 

75 Dusenbery, Ernest Leroy, Rushville 

510 Iiybro. .Axel, Gage 

619 Dyer, Waller Edward, 173 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

514 Karic, Courtney tiriNtvoId, 1S4 East Main St., 

l*eiiii Van 

515 Eaves. Earl I'eter. 206 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
946 Ebersole. Raymond. Invin. CJlenora 

799 Eckert. Irving E.. Hopkins Place, Penn Yan 

122 Eckert, William Fred, Naples 

155 Eddy, Charles. Middlesex 

1070 Edgerton. Claude Heath. Rock Stream 

422 EdKin. Ernest Lester. Himrod 

1109 Bodkin. George. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

295 Egelston. Walter L., Bluff Point 

74 Eggleston. Clarence. Rushville 

261 Elwell. Oscar Robert. Italy 

149 Elwell, Flovd Charles. Middlesex 
907 Elwell. Milford Adelbert. Middlesex 

151 Elwell. LaVerne Horace. Middlesex 
900 Ellerington. Frank. Middlesex 

913 Ellick. Carlton Clark. Middlesex 

959 Elling, Fred Otto, Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
24 1 Emerson. Charles Guile. Italy 

150 Emory. Leon Otheniel. Middlesex 
43 Enos. Clarence. Branchport 

879 Enos. George Elmer. Penn Yan 

1190 Enos. Bert Shelden. Dresden 

153 Ester. Frederick Julius. Rushville 
46 Evans. Edwin E., Jr.. Branchport 

960 Bxoell, George William, Penn Yan, R, D. 9 
561 Excell, Ray Edward, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

152 Fal.s, John I^ewis, Italy 

154 Fals. Fred. Italy 

509 Faulstick. Charles P.. Gage 

2,)4 Fear. Frederick Lee, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

798 Fenton. Charles E.. 300 Elm St.. Penn Yan 

795 Fenton, Lewis William. 326 Elm St. Penn Yan 

594 Fichera. Joseph, 120 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

542 Finch, Ray M., Rock Stream 

513 Pinerghty, William, 119 South Ave., Penn Yan 

482 Finnegan, Wililam P., Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
5 Fingar, Ernest J.. Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

1143 Fingar. Willis A, Potter 

1158 Finger, Clark Kettener. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

613 Fisher. Roy J.. 157 Sereca St.. Penn Yan 

162 Fisher. Glen Braman. Italy 

617 F. slier. Leon. Gage 

304 Fitzwater. Frank Chapman, Middlesex 

298 FitzPatrick. Edmond. 117 Johnson St., Penn Yan 

1144 Fitzwater, Jay W., Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

869 Flick. Jesse Theodore. Penn Yan 

483 Florence, Ernest Peter Dundee, R. D. 

615 Flynn. Pi-ancis Lerov. Penn Yan. R D. 6 
109 Folts. Edwin C. Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

870 FoUmer. William Jackson. Penn Ya.n 

616 Ford, David. Seneca St., Penn Yan 
545 Poster. Bradley Margeson. Dundee 
939 Foster. Charles Robert. Dundee 

163 Fox. Leo Jay, Italy 

827 Pox. Dudley Nelson, 317 Head St.. Penn Yan 

311 Fox. Bramon Evert, Rushville 

421 Prick, Lee William, Himrod 

943 Fulkerson, Harlan, Dundee 

942 Fultz. Ira James. Dundee 

618 Fusaro, Michael, 313 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

7.*54 Galla};:]ier, Charles La«-renee, Oag'e 

535 Gannon, Clarence Joseph, Ii>undee 

1108 Gardner. Melville R.. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

733 Gardner. William Kingsland. Gage 

560 Gardner, Hiram Albert, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

305 Gardner. Herbert. Italy 

306 Gage. William Henry. Rushville 



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Getsinger, Christy, Italy 

Gibbs. Glenn G., Penn Van, R. D. 2 

Gilbert. Homer Ames, nundee. R. D. 16 

Gilbert, John Harold, Dundee 

Gilbert. Arthur Mearl, Dundee 

Gilbert. Melvin Pettingin, Dundee 

Gillette. Frank \V.. Rushville. R. D. 22 

Gillette, Charles Clifford, Rushville 

Gillette. Aden H., Penn Van, R. D. 5 

Gilligan. Vincent James, 205 Sheppard St., Penn 

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Goldsmith. Frank Lee. Penn Yan. R. D 
Goodspeed. John Irving', 221 Clinton St.. Penn 

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Goundry, Ralph, Penn Yan, R. T) 
Grace, Charles Oliver, Dundee, R, 
Grace, Earl LeRoy. 139 Brown St 
Grace, Leslie, Dundee 
Grace, Harold Jay. Dundee 
Graczvk, John. 205 Jacob St.. Penn Y'an 
Grady, Bernard Michael. Penn Yan, R. D. 5 
Gradv James Harvey, 132 Benham St., Penn Yan 
Green, Earl Ansel, 9 Stoll St., Dundee 
Green. AVard J.. 47 L'nion St., Dundee 
Greenfield, Leon Jay, Dresden 
Greenfield, Henry J., Jacob St., Penn Yan 
Gridley. Ross Leighton. Bluff Point, R. D. 11 
Griffith. John Arthur, 533 Liberty St. "" " 
Griffith, Harold Wilfred, 137 Stark St 
Griffith, William Eastman, Dresden 
Grimes, Roy M., Dundee, R. D. 16 
Griswold, Frank, 9 Main St.. Penn Yan 
Griswold. Robert L.. Branchport 
Groden. John S.. Penn Van, R. D. 4 
Guillevmo, Martin, Middlesex 
Guinan, Joseph Theodore, 83 Seneca St.. Dundee 



Haliberlield, AVilliiliii H., ^47 Lake St., I'eiili Van 
Habberfield, William H.. Bluff Point 
Habberfield. Frederick Ruscomb. 217 Keuka St., 

Penr Yan 
Hadsell. Fred Nathan. Middlesex 
Hadsell. Clayton Roe, Middlesex 
Hadsell. Harry, Middlesex 
Hague, James, Elm St.. Penn Yan 
Haight. George Willian', Wayne 
Haire. Vernon Warner, Branchport 
Hall Clinton Lerov, Penn Yan, R .D. 1 
Hall, Ernest H.. Penn Yan, R. D. 8 
Hall. George I.. Penn Van, R. D. 4 
Hall. Ray C. Penn Yan, R D. 4 
Hall, Claude C. 116 Monell St.. Penn Yan 
Hall. Byron Ketchum, Dundee, R. D. 18 
Hamilton. Clifford Morgan, 6 Union St. 
Hamilton. Orville. 118 Stark St. Penn 
Hammond. George H.. Penn Van. R. D. 7 
Hansen, Chris Xelse, Dresden 
Hansen, Johanes, Penn Van, R. D. 4 
Hansen. Henry, Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Hansen, Chris, Gage 
Hansen. John Axel, Rushville 
Hanson, James Edward Penn Yan. R ,D. 6 
Harper Doylemarx, Olenora 
Harrington, Harvey William, 302 Hamilton St, 

Penn Yan 
Harris, Harold. Dundee 
Harris, Edward Alonxo, Dresden 
Harris. Seymour B., Dundee 
Harris, Clarence Junior, Dundee, R. D. 17 



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Harrison, Franklin Louis, Dresden 

Harrison, Fred Allen. Rushville 

Harrison, Benjamin Franklin, Penn Yan, R, D. 5 

Harrison. Allen Nelson, Rushville 

Hart, Harry Sprague, Middlesex 

Harter. Ray Cyrus, 308 Main St.. Penn Van 

Harvey, Paul Edward, 11 Myrtle Ave., Penn Van 

Haskell, Fred D, Dundee 

Hatch, Earl Elmer, Italy 

Hatch, John Augustus, 211 Lake St., Penn Y'an 

Hatcher, Earl William, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Hathaway. Charles Martin, Barnes 

Hathaway, Jesse L. Dundee 

Haviland, Harold Ward, Rushville 

Hayes, Dudley V., 126 Brown St., Penn Yan 

Hazard. Jay S.. Himrod 

Headley, Max Clifford, Rushville 

Heath, George E., Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

Hedge, Charles Earnest, .Starkey 

Heminway, Charles Walter, Dundee, R. D. 16 

Hemmenway. Isaac P.. Penii Y'an, R. D. 3 

Herrick, Bert Clark, Italy 

Herrick, Flag L., Italy 

Herrick. Elmer Ross. Italy 

Heslund. Herman Joseidi, Dresden 

Hey, Ernest H., Penn Van, R. D. 7 

Hibbard, Nathaniel Guy. Italy 

Hill. Herbert Horton, Dundee, R. D. 17 

Hill. Floyd Melvin, Dundee. R, D. 17 

Hill. Bert Andrew, Rock Stream 

Hilton, Otto Glen, Rushville 

Hine, George William, Bai'nes 

Hitchens. Arthur W., 170 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

Hoagland, Fred C'arl. Starkey 

Hoban, Bernard Michael, 208 Elm St., Penn Yan 

Hoban, James Leo, 108 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

Hoban , James Frank, 121 Benham St„ Penn Yan 

Hoban, William T., 144 Seneca St., Penn Yan 




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HoUenbeck. Leon. Dundee, R. D. 17 
Hollenbeck. Charles, Dundee, R D. 17 
Holmes, Charles Earl, Rushville 
Hoose, Norman James, Penn Yan, R, D. 9 
Hopkins, Ward B,, Branchport, R. D. 13 
Hopkins. Frew. Head St.. Penn Van 
Hopkins, Bernard Paul 25 Champlain St.. Penn 

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Hopkins. Leonard B, Bluff Point 
Horton, Glenn Roy. 106 Sheppard St.. Penn Yan 

Lewis r>avid. Dundee 

Maynard Nelson. Italy 

Belden Samuel, Dundee 

Grant Willard, Dundee. R. D. 

Walter Ray. Dundee 

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Hurd, Morris E.. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
Hufford, Ward C Penn Yan, R D. 
Hunt. Laverne Jasper, Himrod, R. 
Hunter, Lewis R.. Penn Van. R. D. 
Hurlbut. Henry Watson. Penn Van, 
Hurlbut, Gifford George, Keuka Park 
Hutton, Harold Andrev/, 319 Liberty St., Penn 

Yan 
Hyland. Richard V., 225 Clinton St., Penn Yan 

lliurani, OlHer C. I'enn Yan, R. IJ. 8 

Ingrahani, Howard Ra"n>ond Jerusalem 
Isaacson, John, Mays Mills, Dresden 



Jaeol»N, Kd^vin KHvood, l^to OjL^den St., l*t>iin 
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Jacoljsen, Jens, Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
.lacobsen. Sorney Jacob Penn Van, R. D 9 
Jay, Albert Cleveland. Branchport 
Jayne, George Schuyler, Dundee, R D. 16 
Jayne, Charles James, Penn Yan, R. D. 5 
Jayne, Jesse Edward, Dundee 
Jeffery, Joseph Ewart, 32 Seneca .St , Dundee 
Jennings, Howard Glenn. Keuka Park 
Jensen, Larsen Emil, 137 Ogden St,, Penn 
Jensen, Howard Andrev/. Penn Van 
Jensen. Bennett Henry, Penn Yan, R 
Thomas Penn Van 
Chris, Himrod, R. D 
Neals Chris, Himrod 
Charles, Dresden 
Jolin Nick. Dresden 
Jensen. Valdemar, Penn Yan, R, 
Jensen, Chris Henry, Penn Yan, 
Jensen. Carl Bernhard, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
Jensen. Martinus Jul, Gage 
Jensen. Kristian, Gage 
Jensen. Axel Holger William. Gage 
Johnson. Parmele, 326 Main .St . Penn 
Cvrus .Sherwood, Penn Van, 
Clark David, Italy 
Thomas Edward. Italy 
Earl William Dundee 
Claude B , Bellona 
Charles Henri', Penn Yan, R 
Carmen L., 108 Monell St 
William Arthur. Dundee 
William Henry, .Steuben .St. 
John Nelson, Himrod 
Elmer Enierv, Branchport 
Elwin D., Penn Yan. R. 1). 3 
Henry Lee. Dundee 
Jones, Henry Martin. 116 Cornwell St 
Jorgensen, Sinus Erick. Penn Van, R 
Jorgensen. Carl Emil Christian, 119 

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Kelly, Jake Darwin, Dundee, R. D 16 

Kelsey. Willard Heth. Gage 

Kendall. Guy E.. Dundee 

Kenerson. Jay Charles, Penn Van, 

Kennedy. lOllis J.. Main St.. Penn 

Kennedy. .lohn Wendal, Middlesex 

Kennedy, l^^dwin Clayton, Italy 

Kennedy. Walter. Italy 

Kennedy, Claude Riley, Italy 

Kennerson, Stanley, Penn Yan, R. D, 

Kenyon, Samuel Wagener, Penn Yan, 

Kenyon, Lee W.. Dundee. R, D. 16 

Kertsetter. Oswald Franklin, Dundee 

Kessler, Ernest E , Gage 

Ketcham, Edwin John, Penn Yan, H. D. i 

Ketchum, Claude Joseph, 319 Head St,, Penn Yan 

Kindleberger, Ernest C Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

King, Frank E.. Branchport 

Kinsman, Edward B , Penn Van, R D. 8 

Kinyoun. Ray D.. 104 Brown St., Penn Yan 

Kirk. Arthur James, Hall, R. D. 1 

Kirkpatrick, Jaines Storey, 315 Court St,, Penn 

Kirkpatrick, .Alexander. 315 Court St.. Penn Yan 

Kirkpatrick, Maxwell, 315 Court St.. Penn Van 

Klock. Robert Eugene, Rock Stream 

Klube, Harry Suter, 427 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

Klube. Charles, 427 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

Knapton, Albert Charles. Jr.. Himrod, R, D. 15 

Knapton. Ray Percy, Himrod, R. D. 15 

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Knight. Hixson Amos. Rushville 

Klungle. George. 110 Brown St., Penn Yan 

Kornum. Mads Vrangdrup. 109 Keuka St., Penn 

\'an 
Kubli. Godfrey, 26 Maiden Lane, Penn Yan 

Ijiioy, ONcsir Russell, 1^0.% Heud St., Penn Yan 

Lafler. Bertie S.. Middlesex. K D. 24 

Lafler. L-loyd Raymond. Middle&ex 

Lafler. Victor K. Kushville. R. D. 22 

Larder, Walter. 108 Coniwell St., Penn Yan 

Lare. Albert Harry. Uundee 

Lambert. Leonard Willington. Penn Yan. R. T>. 9 

Lampman. William Saxon. Dresden 

Larsen. Chris. Bellona 

Larsen. Henry, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

Lathrop, Herbert R.. Middlesex. R. D, 24 

LaVerne. Jess Charles. Union St., Dundee 

Lazarus. Daniel Eugene. Rushville 

Lazenby. James Dewitt. Gag-e 

Lee. Jay Henry, Bluff Point. R. D. 11 

Lee, Claude Thomas, Rushville 

Legg. William Henderson. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

Legg. Ralph Edward. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

Leonard, Ephrom Jerome, Penn Van, R. D. 5 

Leroi. Leonard S.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

Lewis. Fred Joseph. Glenora 

Lizzi. Domenico, 313 Jai:ob St., Penn Yan 

Long. James Parker, Italy 

Longcor, Clifford James, Himrod, R. D. 15 

Longcor. Leroy. Himrod 

Longcor. Earl L.. Himrod 

Loomis. Glenn H.. Rushville 

Lord Harry S.. Penn Vim. R. D. 2 

Lord, George Perrv. Bluff Poi!it 

Lett, Albert E., 2o5 Chestnut St.. Penn Yan 

Lou!s, Ambro, Middlesex, R. D. 24 

Ludlow, Clarence Baldv/in, Dresden 

Ludlow, Georg"e Edward, Penn Yan, R. D. 

Luigi. Dalliaro. Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

Luppino Frank, 111 Jacob St, Penn Yan 

Lynch James G., 211 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Lynch, Ralph Edward. Dundee 

Lynch. Knos Austin. 116 East Main St., Penn Yan 

Lynn. Arthur Ernest. Branchport 



Penn 



MuoCalie. Pi-roy ("lair, Ga«e, H. D. 10 

MacCalman. Donald Janies. Lakeniont 
MacDonald, Leon Glen. Gage. R. D. 10 
MacDowell. Harvey P., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
MacKercher. Alexander Jr.. Starkey 

ItleAdaiiis, Kaynioiid Fr:in«'iN, i:U> Kast Main St. 

JlcCann. Prank Elliott. Dundee. R. D. 16 
McConnell. Howard C, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 
McConneli. Edward Roy, 311 Liberty St„ 

Yan 

McCreery. William. Barnes 
McDermott. Joseph. Jr. Keuka Park 
McDermott. Fern B.. Main St., Penn Yan 
McPall, Archie, Italy 
McFarren. Elmer A., Gage 
McFarern, Howard .1.. Gage 
McFetridse. William John. Gage 
McPetridge. Robert, Gage 

McGough, Albert George, 58 Seneca St.. Dundee 
McGough. William James, 136 East Main St., 

Penn Yan 
McGovern, Hugh Bernard. 215 Liberty St., Penn 

Yan 
McGuire. Bernard Francis. Penn Yan, R.D. 6 
McKie. Janies David. Dresden 
McManus. Thomas. Potter 
McMinn. John. 160 Main St.. Penn Yan 
McPherson. Clarence Lowell. Keuka Park 
McQuiston, Harry Grant, Dundee, R. D. 16 

Mace, Robert A., Penn Yan, R. U. 8 

Magee, Joseph George, 26 Champlin Ave.. Penn 

Yan 
Maley, James Joseph, 327 Main St., Penn Yan 
Mallorv, Roy Bradley, Glenora 
Mallorv. Karl Charles. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Manchester. Robert, 166 Cornwell St.. Penn Yan 
Mann. Claude Richard, 131 Walnut St., Penn Yan 
Mann. Nick, 158 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 
Mannon. George Warren. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Manzipinto. Peter. Middlesex. R. D. 24 
Marble. William Richard, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Mario. Vizcuso. Dresden 

Markey, W. Alexius. 102 Walnut St.. Penn Yan 
Markev. John M.. 102 Walnut St.. Penn Yan 
Markey. Leo Edward. 102 Walnut St., Penn Yan 
Marsh. Lynn Ogden. Dundee 

Marshall. Raymond Garrett. Penn Y'an, R. D. 1 
Martin. Frank Samuel. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
Mashewske. Charles. Penn Yan 
Mashewske. Harvey James. Gage 
Mason Harry George. Himrod. R. D. 15 
Masteller. James Harrison. Dresden 
Mattason. Harry A.. Dundee. R. D. 17 
Mattason. Charles. Dundee. R. D. 17 
Matteson, Floyd Edward. Italy 
Matthews. George Webber. Rushville 
Maui-ice. Edwin Kirby. Dundee 
May. Harry. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Maybee. Edward ICugene. Rock .Stream 
Meade. Jesse Vincent. 104 Benham St , Penn Yan 
Meade, Paul Joseph. 128 Ogden St.. Penn Yan 
Meaker. Harry Hurford, Dresden 



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Meaker. .\lbert. Dresden 

Meaker. Herbert G.. 304 Jacob St , Penn Yan 

Meaker, John. 167 Cornwell St.. Penn Yan 

Merick, George William. Dundee 

Middlebrook. Nathan Howard, Middlesex 

Mikkelsen. Exel, 109 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

Mikkelsen, Jens. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

Miles, Walter Plaisted. Dundee. R, D. 16 

Millard, George Roberts, Lakemont 

Miller, Claude Harrison, Prattsburgh, R. D. 

Miller. Edward George, Dundee 

Miller. Chris. Dresden 

Miller. Otto Chris. Dresden 

Miller, Emmett Almond, Dresden 

Miller, Sheridan E . Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Miller. George. Middlesex 

Miller, John, Middlesex 

Miller, Harry, Box 127. Dundee 

Mills. Harry Alexander. Dresden 

Miles. Floyd Stanley. Middlesex 

Millspaugh, Lewis Myi-on. 132 Sheppard St., Penn 

>'an 
Mitchell. Jerome. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
Mordecai, Arthur, Bellona 

Morgan, Orlo .Viva, 324 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
Moore. Lloyd William. Himrod. R. D 15 
Moore. Robert Stork. Bluff Point, R. D .11 
Moore. Clyde O., Bluff Point 
Moore. John B.. 271 Lake St., Penn Yan 
Moorehouse, William Henry, 115 Jackson St., 

Penn Yan 
Morrow Dudley. 176 Seneca St., Penn Yan 
Morse. Earl Frank, 515 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
Morse, George S., 142 Lake St., Penn Yan 
Morse, Herbert William, 113 Johnson St., Penn 

Yan 
Morse. Burr, Bluff Point 

Morse. Charles Carpenter. 2 Main St , Dundee 
Moshier. Albert Alexander, Middlesex, R. D. 
Moss. Roy Claude. 417 Main St.. Penn Y^an 
Moss. Royal Ray. 59 Bigelow Ave., Dundee 
Mothersell. John Henry, Middlesex 
Mull, Thomas Phillip, Middlesex 
Mulvihill, Eldward Linus, 146 Main St., Penn Yan 
Mundy, Lawrence Ray, Rock Stream 
Murdock. James Briggs Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
Murray. Joseph Edward. Middlesex 
Murray, Robert Allen, Rushville 
Myer, Milford M.. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

IVaseldlnger, KrneNt AV'ilson, Ga^e 

Neilsen, Neils John, 100 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

Neilsen. Christian Peter, Dundee 

.N'elson, William. Ill Henry St.. Penn Yan 

Nelson. Carl Christian. Dresden 

Nelson. Oscar, Dresden 

Nellis. Frank, Penn Yan 

Nester, Howard Waltham. Penn Yan 

Newby. Willard Stanley, Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

Newlander. John Aldeii, Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Newlander, George Herman, Penn Yan 

Nickerson, Daniel James. Himrod 

Nickersen. Harvey. Himrod. R. D. 15 

Nielsen. Karl Osker Herman. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Nielsen. Henry Christian. Gage. R. D. 10 

Nielsen. Nels Peter. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Nielsen. Harold Jule. Dundee 

.Nielsen. Chris Miller. Bellona 

Nielsen, Christian, Bellona 

Nissen, Edward Shultz. 120 Henry St.. Penn Yan 

Noble, Clarence W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Noll, .\llen. Commercial St.. Penn Yan 

Norris. Joseph C, Dundee 

Norris. William .\lfred. Dundee 

Norris. Leon Oscar. 35 Bigelow .\ve,, Dundee 

Norris. Leon Jay. 314 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

Norris. Walter Eugene. 306 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

Norman, Oliver Wendell, Penn Yan 



Northrup, Glenn Earl, Italy 



O'Kain, William, tf2 

O'Keefe, Jerome J.. 



Water St., iDundee 

135 Brown .St., Penn Yan 



Oakley, CujU^ene, Dundee, R. D. 16 

Ogden. L Gerome. South -Ave.. Penn Yan 
Olmstead. .Arthur Fay, Rushville 
Olmstead. Carl Ray, Rtishville 
OIney. Henrv Warren. Italy 
OIney. Walter V.. Italy 
Olsen. Jens Chris. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Orsino. Frank. 124 Clinton St., Penn Yan 
Osborn, William B., Penn Yan. R. D. 6 
Osterhout. Fred. 130 Seneca St., Penn Yan 
Oswald, Paul .\mandus. Penn Yan. R. D .7 
Owen. Stephen Tuttle. 125 Cornwell St. Penn Yan 
Owen, Harry, Starkey 

Paden, .lames Alfred, 1S1 East Main St., Penn 
Yan 

Paddock, Joseph William, Italy 
Paddock, Harold McLoud. Dundee 
Paddock. Daniel L,. Bluff Point 
Page. William John. Rushville 
Page, Calvin Sylvester. Rushville 
Pallesen. Hans. Penn Yan 
Pallesen. Ole. 123 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
Pallotta, John, 219 Jacob .St., Penn Yan 
Palmer, Warner W.. 210 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
Palmatier. Merven .\rlo Aaron. 173 Seneca St., 
Penn Yan 



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4:iS Palmatier, Ray E.. Penn Yan 

625 Pangburn. Newell Truman, 113 Benham St., Penn 

lan 

71 Pappas. George. Main St., Penn Yan 

264 Parmalee. Clarence l^avine. Penn Yan , R. D. 9 

446 Parsons, Alfred Leroy, 56 Steuben St., Corning 
1U71 Patteson, William S.. Penn Yan 

1110 Payne, Edgar S.. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

851 Payne. Everitt Belden, Penn Y'an, R. D. 9 

179 Pearce, Guy, Rushville 

378 Peck, Warren Seaver, 121 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

266 Pedersen, Rudolf Emanuel, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

376 Pedersen, Karl Wilhelm, 116 Chapel St., Penn 
\ an 

347 Pederson, Emil, Bluff Point 
336 Pederson, Thowald, Bluff Point 

278 Pedlev, Clarence HoUister, Lakemont 

11117 Peelle, John Wells Taylor, Rock Stream 

1(119 Peelle, Henry Edmund, Rock Stream 

1021 Peelle, Morris Child, Rock Stream 

1163 Pepper, George, Penn Yan 

8 Perry, Levern Ernest, Rushville 

289 Perry. Oliver Henry. Italy 

210 PerrV, Samuel Floyd, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 
53 Perry, Claude Botstord, Rushville 

20 Perry, Clifford Levern, Rushville 

633 Perry, Eugene Martin, Dundee, R. D. 16 

1005 Perry. Raymond Arnold. Dundee 

786 Perrv. Albert. Dresden. R. D. 1 
761 Pescetelli. Battista. Potter 

703 Petersen. Alfred Konstantine, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

3 Petersen. Charles. 155 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

4 Petersen. Carl F. F.. Penn Yan, R. D. 6 
1011 Petersen. Morris. Gage 

386 Peterson. Arthur John, 316 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

159 Phalen, Clarence Charles, Middlesex 

160 Phelps, Arden Leroy, Middlesex 

263 Phillips. William Benjamin. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

21 Pike. Roy Charles. Rushville 

29 Pinneo, Harry, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 
859 Pinneo, William, Penn Yan, R. D. 8 
892 Pinneo. Augustus C. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

606 Pitcher. Charles Lyman, Wagener Court, Penn 

Yan 

787 Pitcher, Mandell W., Penn Y'an 

492 Platman. Harold G.. Gage 

490 Platman. Robert F.. Penn Yan 

384 Plotts. Edward Herbert, 2 Main St., Penn Yan 

265 Pool, Ledwith Robert, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

368 Poole. Vincent Thomas, 304 Liberty St., Penn 

Yan 

272 Porter. Stanley Lafayette. Glenora 

385 Porter. Nelson Albert, 306 Keuka St., Penn Yan 
280 Porter, John Sherman, Dundee 

1124 Post. Cornelius. Himrod 

211 Potter. Emery. Bluff Point, R. D. 11 
288 Potter. Leon Archie, Italy 

1110 Potter, Charles, Jr.. Himrod 

493 Poulsen. Chris Martinus, 111 Henry St., Penn Yan 

607 Powers, Martin Francis, 111 Chestnut St., Penn 

Yan 

448 Powell, Ira Price, 115 Sheppard St., Penn \ an 

79 Presno, Benigno. Middlesex 

274 Price, Richard, Dundee 

760 Price, Leroy C, Middlesex, R. D. 24 

447 Price. Allen G.. 527 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
346 Prosser. Ivor. Branchport 

348 Prosser, William H.. Branchport 

706 Purdy. Clarence A.. 336 Elm St.. Penn Yan 

632 Putnam. Arthur G.. Dundee, R. D. 17 

369 Putnam. Harry Montgomery. 137 Elm St., Penn 

Yan 

626 Putney, Max Cecil, Penn Yan 

!>!»S itiindnll, Georjie Lewis, Penn Yan, H. D. 2 

4X4 Randall, Emmett Vernon, Commercial St.,- Penn 
Yan 

25 Randall, William A., Branchport, R. D. 13 

28 Randall, Everett B.. Branchport, R. D. 13 

277 Randolph, Prank Lowell, Italy 

287 Randolph, Guy E.. Italy 

1054 Pvapalee, Myron G., Dundee 

503 Rapalee, Mervin John, Dundee 

608 Rapalee, f.tay William, Dundee, R. D. 17 
156 Rascon. Jose, Middlesex 

334 Razev, Claude Jay, Branchport 

1)86 Read, Harold, Richard, Rushville 

1104 Rector, Thomas Jefferson, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

1097 Rector. Arthur Frederick. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

103 Rector. Frank Charles. Naples 

1107 Reddington. Victor Howard. Himrod. R. D. 15 

107 Reddout. George F.. Rushville 

30 Reed. Roy J.. Ill Hamilton St.. Penn Yan 

452 Reed. Charles William. 144 Stark St.. Penn Yan 

481 Reed. Stuart G.. Gage 

850 Reed. Charles Delroy. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

693 Reilly. William Vincent, 329 Liberty St, Penn 

Van 

694 Reillv, Francis Peter, 324 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

695 Reillv, James Edward, 324 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
701 Reillv, J. Austin, 324 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
480 Reiners. William H.. Gage 

755 Reissig, Fred Edward, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

997 Reynolds. Howard F.. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

785 Reynolds. James Erwin. Dresden 

609 Reynolds. Nelson Charles, Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
303 Reynolds. Leon William, Middlesex 

393 [Ribble, Earnest, Dresden 

537 Ribble. Harrison L.. 123 Waddell St., Penn Yan 

623 Ribble, Roy, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 



540 Ribble. Fred L.. 120 Hicks St., Penn Yan 

479 Ribble. Orval. Gage 

1069 Ribble. Charles J.. 112 Monell St.. Penn Yan 

475 Rice. Jay D. 120 Brown St.. Penn Yan 
1106 Rice, Andrew Clinton, Himrod, R. D. 15 

207 Richards. Guy Edgar. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

849 Richmond. Lawrence Jacobus. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

757 Ritenberg. William. Middlesex. R. D. 24 

32 R:iey. Charles. Jacob St., Penn Yan 

554 Rilling , Philip, John, Jr.. 324 Pacob St., Penn 

Yan 

631 Robbins. Harry Frank. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

753 Robertson. Frank S.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

702 Robinson. James Lee. 110 Elm St.. Penn Yan 

705 Robinson. Ernest Lionel. 402 Liberty St.. Penn 
Yan 

23 Roese. Fred. Jacob St.. Penn Y'an 
158 Rodriguez. Benigno, Middlesex 

439 Rogers. Karl Baker. 1)4 Clinton St, Penn Yan 

474 Rogers. Benjamin Harrison, 124 East Main St., 

Penn Yan 

212 Rood, Kenneth Lawrence, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

468 Ross. Howard T.. 125 East Main St.. Penn Yan 

1203 Rossman. Glenn Earl. Naples. R. D. 

33 Rovito. Adolph. Penn Yan 

1045 Ruddick. William Ensley. LTnion St.. Dundee 

161 Rugg. Raymond. Dundee 

323 Rugg. George Daniel. Jr.. Branchport 

335 Runyan. Francis Eugene. Penn Yan 

754 Russell. George M., Penn Y'an. R. D. 8 

11S2 Saee, Wilinni A., Rushville 

464 Sample. Lee Richard. Rock Stream 

476 Sample, Frank Leslie, Barnes 

192 Sanderson, Leroy, Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

837 Sanderson. S. Joseph. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

1185 Santee. Efner Hiram. Rushville 

465 Sargent, Cecil Myron, 138 Bast Main St,, Penn 

Yan 

835 Savage. Murray W.. (Rushville. R. D. 22 

256 Savage. James Hayward, Rushville 

1198 Sawyer. Dorpheus Cidney. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
470 Sayre. Frank Easton. Dundee 

ni9 Schmoker. Fred Adolph. 228 Liberty St.. Penn 
Yan 

353 Schofield. Charles. Dresden. R. D. 1 

77 Schofield. William. Dresden, R. D. 1 

22 Schofield. George. Dresden, R. D. 1 

495 Schoffner. Arnold B.. Rock Stream 

871 Schroder, Hiram Hans ^'?iin Va'i, R. I/. 9 

290 Schuler. Karl Frederick. Middlesex 

442 Schubert. Hiram Arthur, 308 Main St.. Penn Yan 

1199 Schulz. Richard. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

451 Schweickhard. Oxa. 229 Sheppard St.. Penn Yan 

209 Scisua. William Myer. Glenora 

881 Scott. Ray Andrews. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
455 Sebring, William Cole, Dundee 

1086 Sedam, Samuel T., Himrod, R. D. 15 
113 Semans, Howard Hiram, Middlesex 
i61 Serfine, John F., Penn Yan 

352 Serfine. Nicholas, 160 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

197 Sharpe. Cameron Alexander. Dundee 

208 Sharpe. Homer John. Dundee 

473 Shattuck. Morev Collier, Dundee 

460 Shattuck, Wendell Phillips, 48 Edwina St.. 

1 iundee 

203 Shaw. Archie Nelson. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

184 Shay, Charles Marion. Italy 

269 Sheehan. Ambrose Howard. Italy 

664 Shepard. Clayton Bigelow. Dundee. R. D. 17 

268 Shepard. Milton William. Italy 

316 Sherwood. James Henderson. Branchport 

lOSl Shoemaker. Gerald, Himrod, R. D. 15 

260 Shoemaker. Harry Matern. Rushville 

426 Short. Frank. Care of S. E. Short. Penn Yan 

1123 Short. Sidney Albert. 137 Elm St.. Penn Yan 

271 Shults. Casper Marcus, Italy 

275 Shults. Joseph William, Italy 

276 Shults. William Josejjh. Italy 

882 Shumaker. Leroy J.. Dundee 

973 Shutts. Arthur Langdon. 212 Hamilton St,, Penn 

Yan 

958 Sikaras, Theodore Demetrios, 105 Main St., 

Dundee 

829 Silliman. David, 244 Head St.. Penn Yan 
194 Simmons. Pearl. Bluff Point 

302 Simmons. Milford. 110 Head St.. Penn Yan 

1080 Simmons, Leroy Martin, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

24 Sisson, Clarence, Penn Yan 

512 Sisson. Laverne G., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

644 Skiff, Clayton H., 355 Main St., Penn Yan 

491 Slack, Fred Edwin, Dundee 

811 Slade, Fred Arthur, Penn Yan 

1200 Slater, Arthur Earnest, Penn Yan 

202 Slater, Fred Harold, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

232 Slitor, Guy Thompson, Italy 

1092 Slocum, Russell Thomas, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

206 Slutter, Carl J., Bluff Point, R. D. 11 

270 Smith, Floyd, Italy 

243 Smith, John Emory, Rushville 

462 Smith, Milton Harold, 246 East Main St.. Penn 

517 Smith. Edd B.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

530 Smith. Ernest W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

830 Smith. Walter George. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 
689 Smith. Herbert Charles. Penn Yan 

199 Smith. Harry W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

1118 Smith. Clarence Randall. 323 Elm St, Penn Yan 

1120 Smith, Leon H., 108 Chapel St., Penn Yan 

1077 Smith, John Henry, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

1087 Smith. Walter J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 
877 Smith. Ward. Dundee 



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Albert Charles, 37 Hollister St.. Dundee 

Or\-ilIe D., Dundee 

William Henry. Dundee 

Earnest. Jacob. Dundee 

Leo Herbert. Dundee 

Clyde B . Himrod 
Smith. James Edward. Bellona 
Smith. Ralph Benjamin Bellona 
Smith. Samuel Clifford. Keuka Park 
Smith. Floyd. Himrod 
Snook. Leroy Charles. Dundee 
Snyder. Frank Benjamin. Middlesex, R. D. 
Snyder, James. Rushville 
Soles. Charles Henry. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 
Sorensen. Samuel Christian. Penn Yan. R, 
Sorensen. John Herman, Penn Yan, R. D. ' 
Sorensen. Charlie, llagre 
Soto. Manuel. Middlesex 
Southworth. Jack. Dundee 
Spears. Frank. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 
Spencer. John Darrell. 326 Clinton St. 
Spencer. George Harold Penn Yan, R 
Spencer, Herbert, Dundee, R. D. 17 
Spicer, Carroll Marion, Himrod. 
Spike, Warren, Middlesex 
Spike, Walter Jay, Middlesex 
Sjjooner, Leon Hunt, Penn Yan, 
Spoore, William L. G., Jr., 203 

Penn Yan 
Sprague. Seth. Dresden. R D, 1 
Sprague. William, Branchport 

Sprague, Howard O., 327 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
Squires, Edwin Hiram, Bluff Point 
Stape, Orville Frank, 553 Liberty St.. Penn 
Staples. Archie R.. Rushville. R. D. 22 
Staples. Burton Luther. Rushville 
Stark. O^car Sawyer. Rushville 
Stark. Paul Martin. 108 Stark St.. Penn 
Stevens. Herbert Alfred Penn Yan. R. D. 
Stever, Louis Wentworth. Branchport 
Stewart. Howard Earl. Rushville 
Stewart. Herbert C, Rushville. R 
Stewart. Kyle. Dundee. K. I). 16 
Stiles. Earl. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 
St. John. Lewis Jay. Himrod 
Stowe. Fred Marlin. Italy 
Strait. Bernard Samuel 317 Main 
Stratton. William Harvey. 

Yan 
Strickland. Joseph L.. Penn 
Strong. Guy M., Dresden 
Summerbell. Sidney Frank. I.,akemont 
Sumner. Marion Jewell, 211 Chapel St.. Penn Yan 
Surace. James F, 207 Clinton St., Penn Yan 
Sutherland, Walter W,, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Sutherland. George Fenton. Bluff Point 
Svendsen Carl. Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
Swann. Frank Livingston. 140 Lake St.. Penn Y'an 
Swarthout. Howard. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 
Swarthout. Lyman. Penn Yan 
Sworts. William Carcelous. Jr. Dundee 
Symonds. Wilbor Mills. 121 Henry St , Penn Yan 

Taylor John Vose, 1-7 Hiiniilton St., Penn Yan 

Tears. Earnest Thompson. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Tears. George R . Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Tears. John Edward, 300 Head St., Penn Yan 

Tears Walter Xey. 325 Head St.. Penn Yan 

Teirney. Joseph. Dresden. R. D. 1 

Templar. Thomas. Starkey 

Terpolilli, Harry. 313 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Thayer. Archibald Marion. Branchport 

Thayer. Homer Albert. Penn Yan. iR. D. 3 

Thayer. John P.. 149 Brown St.. Penn Yan 

Thiers. Pearl Underwood. 300 Head St.. Penn Y'an 

Thomas. Burnett David. Rushville 

Thomas. Frank Xelson. I>resden 

Thomas. Fred Burnett. Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

Thomas. Harry Albert. Starkey 

Thomas. Lee James. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

Thomas. Rufus Garland. Rushville 

Thomsen. Axel. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Thomson. Kent Chester Himrod. R. D. 15 

Thompson. Albert T.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

Thompson. Alfred B.. Penn Yan. R. D. 

Thompson. Frank. Penn Yan. P D. .> 

Tinney. William H.. Potter 

Titus. Glen A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

Todd. Stanley B.. Dundee. R. D. 18 

Todd. William Marshall. Dundee 

Tomes. Elmer. Middlesex. R. D. 24 

Tomion. Clarence W., Gage 

Tomion. Claude. Gage 

Tongate. John, 126 Brown St., Penn Y'an 

Tongate, William John, Jr.. 126 Brown St.. Penn 

Yan 
Tooley. Israel .Tames. Italy 
Townsend. Griffin B.. Dresden 
Townsend. Ray Castner, Dresden 
Tracy, Morris, 164 Main St., Penn Yan 
Trank, William Enos, J)und>*e 
Travis, Fred. 123 Lake St.. Penn Yan 
Travis. Gilbert H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Travis. Jay Martin. Himrod. R. D. 15 
Travis. Lewis W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Trenchard. Robie Carter. Dundee 
Tripode. Amodeo. 128 Dake St. Penn Yan 
Truax. Frank. Jr.. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 
Truax. Glenn E.. Penn Yan. R. D 1 
Truesdell. James Pedrick. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 



10 
172 
667 
638 

14 
839 
360 
506 
127 

16 
309 

1047 



81H 
356 
219 
223 
4o4 
640 
7 t 5 
126 
380 
218 
221 
li6 
878 

972 

666 

1085 

1041 
876 
656 
574 

1189 
720 
719 

1195 
742 
637 

1188 
171 
563 
579 
976 
96 
182 
658 
874 
995 
990 

660 
982 
6J5 
992 
987 
978 
814 
576 
94 
217 

1042 

377 

95 

54S 

1197 
636 
743 

93 

45 

67 

983 

864 

985 

60 
758 
213 
310 

78 

125 

1084 

58 
718 

624 

968 
813 
955 
956 
1046 

170 
790 
351 
639 
1196 
766 
984 



Tubbs. George William. Branchport 

Tully. Michael John. Rushville 

Turner. Howard M.. Gage 

Turner. James Dineharl ,570 Liberty St. Penn 

Yan 
Tuthill. Bradley S.. Branchport 
Tuttle. Fred Emerson. Penn Yan R D 1 
Tuttle. Bert. Branchport 

Twjliger. Raymond B.. 116 Brown St.. Penn Yan 
Twitchell. George Washington, Rushville 
Tyler. Charles Watkins. Branchport 
Tymeson. Matthias. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

I'ttinK, William .Searletl, l:{5 Brown St., I'enn 
1 an 

Valentine, GeorKe .\., 427 Main St., Penn Van 

Van horn. Ben. Branchport 

Van Orden. Delos Henry. Gage. R. D 10 

Van Scoy. Stanley Frank. Gage, R. D 10 

Vaughn. Oscar. Dundee 

Vaughn. Ray Clark. Dundee. R. D 16 

Vellano. Paul. Potter 

Velazquez. Antonio. Middlesex 

Vickery, Lewis Cleveland. Dresden 

Voak. Clayson W., Penn Yan, R D 9 

Voak, Stanley Roswell, Penn Yan, R, D. 9 

Voak. Earl Benson. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Vrooman, Edward L., fenn Van, R, D, 5 

Waddell, Frank Sarille 22(i Ka.st Main St. Penn 
Yan 

Wall, Jeremiah. Gage 

Walker. Raymond Charles. 106 Chapel St., Penn 

Yan 
Wallace. Elias F., 118 East Main St., Penn Yan 
Walrath. Walter. Bluff 1 oint. R. D. 11 
Walton. Frank. Union St.. Dundee 
Walters. Charles Henry. 127 West Water St., 

Painted Post 
Wandell. Thomas Fenton, Gage, R. D, 10 
Ward, Job Milton. Penn Yan 
Warner. Oliver. L,, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Waters, George Wellington, Dudnee 
Waters, George Glenn, 138 Main St.. Penn Y'an 
Waters. Hubert. William, Dundee. R. D. 17 
Watkins. James Stuart. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Watkins. Arthur William. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
Weeks, Harry Elwood, r>undee 
Weinsiein, Harold Long, 24 Hollister St., Dundee 
Welch. William Bernard. 144 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 
Wells. Leslie Earl. 354 Jacob St., Penn Yan 
Wheat. Paul Cole. Lakemont 
Wheat. William Ward. Rock Stream 
Wheaton. Arlie E.. Blulf Point 
Wheeler. Adam Hunt. Penn Yan 
Wheeler, Bradley Longwell, Maple Ave,, Penn 

Yan 
Wheeler, Case Harold, Dundee 
Wheeler, Charlie, 211 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
Wheeler. Floyd Albert. Dundee, R. D. 17 
Wheeler, Frank Glenn, Maple Ave., Penn Yan 
Wheeler, Horace Brown, Head St., Penn Yan 
Wheeler, Leon Ray, 112 Chestnut St.. Penn Yan 
Wheeler. Leonard James. Penn Yan. R .D. 8 
Wheeler. Merlyn Homer. Dundee. R. D. 19 
Whitaker, Floyd, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 
Whitaker. Harold Firman. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 
Whitaker, John North, 104 Lake St,, Penn Yan 
Whitaker, Stephen Beers, Penn Yan 
Whitbeck, Byron G., 142 Walnut St.. Penn Yan 
Whitbeck. Charles Edmond. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 
White. Albert Josiah. Dundee 
White. Clay Porter. Dundee. R. D. 16 
Whitehead. Clarence Edgar, lla Chapel St., Penn 

Yan 
Whitman, Stephen M., 229 Jacob St., Penn Yan 
Whomsley, Harry, Middlesex 
W^ickum, Charles Edwin. Middlesex 
Wilcox. Gordon S.. 124 Brown St.. Penn Yan 
Wilkins. Brune Herman Adolf, Starkey 
Wilkins, Charles Augustus, 113 Stark St.. Penn 

Yan 
Williams. Charles Enos. Middlesex 
Williams. Erwin C. Rushville. R. D. 22 
Williams. Frank Henry, Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Williams. George Bmmette. Middlesex 
Oliver Spencer. Rushville 
Roy Dwight. Middlesex 
William Warren. 314 Court St.. 



Penn 



Williams, 
Williams, 
Williams, 

Yan 

Williams. William Wright, Middlesex 
Williamson. James Patrick. 259 Lake St., Penn 

Yan 
Willis. Charles Egbert. 200 Clinton St.. Penn Yan 
Wilson. Albert Loime. Himrod, R. D. 15 
Wilson. Fred Oliver. Penn Yan. R .D. 8 
Wilson. James Earl. Penn Yan R. D. 6 
Wilson. Percy Charles. Himrod. R. D, 15 
Willoughby. Floyd Eugene. 105 Ogden St., Penn 

Yan 
Windnagle, George Frederick, Rushville 
Winship, Dexter, Penn Yan, R. D. 1 
Wixon. Norman Bert. Branchport 
Wixson. Jay Merring. Wayne 
Wixson. Roscoe French. Lakemont 
Wood. Burr. Middlesex. R. D. 24 
Wood. George Dunlap. Jr.. 122 Jacob St.. Penn 

Yan 



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Wood. El-nest I^eon. Himrod 

Wood. Howard Gelder. Dresden 

Wood. Victor .Fames. Dresden 

Woodruff. C. Ray. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

World Fred Andrew. 165 Main St.. Penn Yan 

Wren. Fred. 557 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

Wren. George. 118 Sheppard St., Penn Yan 

Wren. Cyril. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

Wright. Everitt Philetus. 228 East. Main St., 

Penn Yan 
Wright, Percy Francis. Penn Yan 
Wyman. Edward A., Penn Yan. U. D. 8 



Habberfield. Harold R.. 247 Lake St.. Penn Yan 
Ingram, George B., Penn Yan. R. D. 8 



7811 Wyman, Kmory Kelsy, 419 Main St., Penn Yan 

954 Yost, Theodore. Himrod. R. D. 15 

92 Yost. .Joseph James, 107 Cherry St., Penn Yan 

657 Young, Herbert A.. Gas;e 

90 Young. Vernon. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

964 Yonge. Arthur Charles, 121 Hamilton St., Penn 
"^'an 

91 Youngs, Bradley, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

1002 Zw<jliiiski, Frank Lawrence. .327 Main St.. Penn 



735 .Jackson. I^ee Force. Glenora 

185 Kelly. I<;dward Theodore. Bluff Point, R. D. 11 



STATISTICAL 



Sheriff Milon H. Ayres, chairman ot the Local Se- 
lective Draft Board, designated the following chair- 
men of the enrolling boards for each election district 
in the county to take the Federal enrollment, who 
where authorized to appoint as many assistants as 
were necessary, and all served without pay: 

Barrington George Crosby 

Benton. 1 Thomas Baxter 

Benton 2 Charles S. Butcher 

Benton 3 Lars C. Anderson 

Italy Frank Thompson 

Middlesex L- Case Williams 

Milo 1 John H. Stark 

Mijo 2 George H. Simmons 

jlilo 3 A. B. Chapman 

Milo 4 Emmett J. Gano 

Milo 5 Edward B. Sutherland 

Milo 6 Glenn L. Owen 

Milo 7 Marvin L. Spooner 

Potter 1 Frank Reynolds 

Potter 2 Roy Hobart 

Starkey 1 Edwin Bellis 

Starkey 2 George Brown 

Torrey William Ryal 






fee 



Barrington 67 

Benton. 1 68 

Benton, 2 50 

Benton, 3 44 

Italy 52 

Jerusalem, 1 58 

Jerusalem, 2 32 

Jerusalem. 3 25 

Middlesex 84 

Milo. 1 : 64 

Milo, 2 58 

Milo, 3 53 

Milo. 4 76 

Milo. 5 63 

Milo. 6 62 

Milo, 7 57 

Potter, 1 38 

Potter, 2 42 

Starkey, 1 72 

Starkey. 2 80 

Torrey 60 

Total 1207 



S'3 
So 



48 
44 
23 
24 
39 
40 
23 
13 
39 
35 
8 
34 
51 
31 
37 
41 
21 
24 
46 
52 
28 



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6 

7 
3 

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13 
2 

1 
6 
4 

2 
1 
5 
1 
1 
6 

59 



REGISTRANTS OF JUNE 5. 1918 



THOSE BECOMING OF AGE SINCE JUNE 5. 1917 



70 Alexander, Harry. ■!•■•. Penn Yan, H. D. 

73 Allison. J. Mead. 124 Clinton St., Penn Yan 

ra Uailey, P'orrest, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

69 Baker. Howard Frank. Dundee. R. D. 3 

82 Baker, Mcl-Cinley Arthur, 115 Clinton St., Penn 
Yan 

74 Barber. Fred Scott, Dundee, R. D. 4 

47 Bassage, Elmer Frank, 5 Pleasant Ave., Penn 

Yan 

49 Becker, Grover Cinclair, Bluff Point, R. D. 11 

81 Bell, Nathaniel Harrison, Branchport, R. D. 12 

90 Bowersox. Samuel Everitt. Branchport. R. D. 1 

77 Brown, Merrill Richard, Bluff Point, R. D. 11 

53 Burk. Charles Arthur. Branchport. R. D. 

87 Burns. Stanley Livingston, Penn Yan 

84 Button, Leslie James, Rushville, R. D. 1 

•M farr, Leon Kusene, 123 Lake St., Penn Yan 

76 Chambers, Iloy J., Penn Yan, R. D. 6 



4 Christensen. James Andrew, 104 Keuka St., Penn 

Yan 

97 Christensen, Louis Andrew, 124 Walnut St, Penn 
Yan 

13 Clayton, John Seeley, 306 Head St., Penn Yan 
3 Close Arthur Ector, Dundee 

9 Cole, Joshua Kenneth, Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

21 Conley, Jerome Andrew. Middlesex, R. 13. 24 

7 Conklin. David, Bluff Point 

19 Cooper, Roy Eugene, Rushville, R. D. 

6 Corey, Ross Wilson, Penn Yan, R. D. 8 

5 Cornish, John Dewitt, 148 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

14 Cornish, Olon Earl, Dundee, R. D. 1 

8 Cragg, Paul Archer, Branchport, R. D. 14 

10 Danes, Halph, HVi Head St., Penn Yan 

35 Davis, (,'hris Clover, 79 Henry St.. Dundee 

11 Dibble. Glenn Everitt. Dundee. R. D. 1 

39 Duval. William Henry. 413 Main St., Penn Yan 



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60 

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42 

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85 
25 
!)4 
30 

3 i 

1>4 

64 



ICckertt H4*iir> Siiiiiiicl, \;i|t1<-N, K. I), 110 

Falconer, Floyd Edward, 137 Seneca St., Penn 

Van 
Fisher, Lester Alva, Xaples, R. D. 27 
Fitzwater, Leigh .lay, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 
French, Wilbur, Rushville, R, D. 6 
FuUagar, Roger Benjamin, Penn Yan. R, D. 2 

iinKe^ Orrln John, Penn Ynn, K. D. 9 

Gage, Earl, Rushville, R. D. 22 
Gates, Richard Clark, Dresden, R. D. 
Gardner, Leo, Middlesex, .R. D. 25 
Gelder, Leon Henry, Middlesex 

Hunter, C'hnrles Turner, Branehport, R, D, 14 

Hanson, John Olfe, r*enn Yan. R. I) 1 

Hayes. Fred Cowell, Penn Yan, R. D, 8 

Hendrick, Charles Clarence, Dundee, R. I). 3 

Herrick, Leon Derov, Middlesex, R. D. 1 

Hill, Floren Tuttle, Glenora 

Horton, Elmer Ernest. 204 Lake St., Penn Yan 

Humphreys, Harland SelJon, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

.lenscn, Cnrl Gilbert, Penn Ynn, R. D. 7 

.Jensen. Albert Ludwig, Penn Yan, R. D. 1 
Jenseni Emil G., Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
.Tones, Elwin Ansel, 43 Henry St., Dundee 

Keeeh, tiuy, Rr:inrli|>ort, R. D. 14 

Ladew. Clifford Arthur. Middlesex, R. D, 2 
Koons, Oscar, Rock Stream 
Kunkle, Fred Edward, Middlesex 

Lnden, I'litl'ord, Arthur, itiiddlesex, U. U. 2 

Lafler, Heni'y Hirleman, Penn Yan, R. D. 8. 
Lalli, .Antonio. Ill .lacob St., Penn Yan 
Larson, H. H Oliver, Penn Van, R. D, 9 
Lawton, Franklin Angel, Middlesex, R. D. 
Lounsoery, Dean El wood. Potter 

ll:itte.s4>n, liOuis Rj-y, Br:lii'-Iiin>rt, R. D, 

Matteson, George Joseph, Potter 



63 
65 



67 
99 
23 



61 

100 

36 
59 
29 
26 
31 

4.'> 

43 
27 
32 
38 
41 
48 
101 

<-.s 
62 
51 
54 

i:: 

50 
46 
28 
57 
86 
83 



McDowell, Martin John, Dundee, R. D. 4 
McManus. John Bernard. 161 Cornwell St., Penn 
Yan 

\:iK"eIdinR-er, LouiN I'hilip, t>nj?e 

Newby, Oliver Livingston. Penn Y'an, R. D. 7 
Newell, Cecil L. Brown. Middlesex, R. D. 2 
Northrup, Forrest William, 172 Seneca St., Penn 
Yan 

Ovi-ns, Henry John, Penn Ynn, R. D. 2 

Ovens, Henry John. Penn Yan, >R. D. 2 

Paddo«-k, Frnnk .\ndre\v, '24 rOdn-ina St., Dundee 

Perry. Marion Wixon, Himrod 

Riee, Willinni. Rellon:i 

Robinson, William Carl, Rushville, R, D. 1 
Rogers. Lawson Thomas. Penn Y'an. R. D. 



Rogers^ Lawson inomas. i-enn i an, 

Leonard. Penn Y'an, R. D. 



10 



ru. r-enn i an, ti. u. z 
10 Court St.. Penn Yan 

tj T3.in.i ^'.1,1 r> r-i 1 



Rose. Ernest j..cui 

Ross, John Ansyl, 3in ._„„., 

Rugar, Harry Lewis, Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Sheridan, John Ed^vard, 140 .laeoli St., I*etiii ^'aii 

Shultz. George .\drin. Himrod 

Sisson, Edward .Albert, Penn Yan, R, D. 4 

Slack, George .Arthur, iRushville, R. D, 22 

Spink, George Boone, Dundee, R. D. 3 

Spoor .Clarence .Alonzo, Himrod 

Stryker, Henry Ward, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

Suracci, Frank, 111 Cherry St., Penn Y'an 

Tlioni:iN, Oliver Milford, Rushville 

Thompson. William Chris, Penn Yan, R. D, 10 
Timmerman. David Jonas, Branehport, R. D. 12 
Townley, Lyman William, Dundee, R. D. 4 

Webster, Willinni Riley, Xaples, R. IJ. 27 

Wheeler. James Harvey. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

Whitaker. George Harlo. 104 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

White, William Peter, Xaples. R. D. 26 

Willson, Charles Curtin, Gage 

Wood ,Roy Elzie, Himrod, R. D. 15 

Wright, Valentine Wm. M., Penn Y'an, R. D. 5 



REGISTRANTS OF AUGUST 24. 1918 



THOSE BECOMING OF AGE SINCE JUNE 5. 1918 



Carroll. Ralph Powers. Rushville, R. D, 22 
Clark, Marion LeRoy, Prattsburgh, R, D. 4 
El well, Salem Roseoe, Xaples, R. D. 26 
Franks, Lawrence R.aymond, Dresden (Col ) 
French, Charles Emmett Rushville R, D. 22 
Gibson, Stanley Robert, Dundee, R, D. 1 
Hall, Walter. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
Jensen, Jens Andrew, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 
Kipp, Charles Joshua, Penn Y'an, R, D. 1 



Olmstead, Milford George, Rushville 

Pineo, Charles R , Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

Pruden. Clifton Clifford, Himrod, R. D. 

Purdy, Howard Warren, Keuka Park 

Rhodes, Russell Henderson, Penn Y'an, R. D. 9 

Snyder, Howard, Naples. R. D. 7 

Sturm, Charles Robert, Rushville, R. D. 23 

Walbridge, Frank Hildreth, 149 Water St.. Penn Y'an 

Wayand. Michael Alvah, Penn Y'an, R. D. 7 



REGISTRATION BY TOWNS 

June 5, 1918 .\ugu.st 24. 1918 

Barrington 8 2 

Benton 16 1 

Italy 7 3 

Jerusalem 15 2 

Middlesex 9 1 

Milo 22 2 

Potter 9 5 

Starkey 9 

Torrey 6 2 



Total Registration 



.101 




'Page Twenty-nine 



REGISTRANTS OF SEPTEMBER 12. 1918 

1919 REGISTRANTS. AGES 18 TO 45 YEARS. INCLUSIVE. 
NOT PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED 



4<!S 

754 

1662 

25 

143 

1217 

1750 

1398 

26 

773 

93» 

1157 

1075 

89 

1539 

1255 

270 

342 

1874 

12S(l 

1269 

1311 

1279 

1022 

894 

1589 

1639 

10 10 

1011 

991 

687 

1363 

1822 

993 

205 

1476 

1896 

1532 

41 

108 

726 

910 

532 

670 

951 

1334 

17115 

1740 

432 

268 

355 

672 

948 

1815 

751 

5 '* 5 

354 

738 

1907 

121 

1144 

344 

358 

1127 

4 99 

1416 

1565 

805 

337 

1211 

924 

:!.'>! 

987 
1673 
1468 
1710 
1399 

190 
1634 

330 

4 96 
1647 

740 
1787 

104 
1281 
1239 

136 
1077 



Aokerniiin, Clsirenee, 1^1 Keiikii St., IVnn Yan 

Ackei-son, Ray. Dundee. M. I >. 4 

Aekley, Frank C, Penn Yan 

Adam. Eustace E.. Stanley, R. D. 6 

Adam, Henry F., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

Adam, William S., Rushyille, R. D. 2 

Adams, David B., Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

Adams, Lovelle A., Middlesex 

Alexander, Gilbert T., 114 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

Alexander, Raymond, Penn Yan 

Alexander, William G., Brancliport, R. D. 1 

Algar, Newell J., Penn Yan, R. I). 7 

Allen. Arnold H., Rook Stream 

Allen, Charles J., Rushville 

Allen, Edward R., Dundee. R. D. 1 

Allen. Fred D.. Dundee. R. D. 1 

Allen. Frank. Rushville 

Allen Harrv P.. 109 Clinton St.. Penn Y'an 

Allen. Olin J.. Hall. R. D. 1 

Almy. George M.. 413 Main St.. Penn Yan 

Ames. Richard J., Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

Anable. Charlee B.. Naples, R. D. 26 

Anable. Collins. Naples, R. P. 26 

Anable, Edward H.. Naples. R. D. 26 

Angus. Charles. Dresden 

Angus. George W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 1ft 

Anderson. Carl. Penn Y'an, R. D. 6 

Andersen. Chris. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

Andersen. Ferdenand A., Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Andersen. Frederick. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Andersen. Hans. Bluff Point. R. D. 11 

Andersen. Johannes A.. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Andersen. Lars? C. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

Andersen. Lauits A., Penn Y'an 

Anderson, Coley A., 1 Seneca St., Dundee 

Anderson. Duane H.. Bellona 

Anderson, Harry W.. Bluff Point, R. D. 11 

Anderson. .lohn. Penn Yan, R, D. 10 

Anderson, William N., Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Andrews. Charles T., 208 Main St., Penn Yan 

Andrews, Clarence R., 135 Elm St., Penn Yan 

Andrews, Edwin C, Himrod, R. D. 15 

Andrews. Flovd S.. 18 Union St, Dundee 

Andrews, Fred R., 231 Lake St., Penn Yan 

Andrews. John F.. Branchport, R. D. 2 

Andrews. Leon. Naples, R. I>. 26 

Andrews. Leon B.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Andrews. Otto J.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Andrus. Charles H.. 121 Stark St.. Penn Yan 

Angell. Frank H.. Rushville 

Ansley. Byron H., Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

Anslev. Charles E.. Branchport. R. D. 14 

Ansley, James L.. Bellona 

Ansley. John A.. Himrod. R. D. 15 

Anslev. Merritt E.. Rushville 

Anslev, Nelson C. 214 Elm St., Penn Y'an 

Armstrong, Clark F.. Branchport, R. D. 2 

Armstrong, George W., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

Armtsrong. LeRoy. 525 Liberty St., Penn Y'an 

Armstrong, 'Robert S., 117 Brown St.. Penn Y'an 

Armstrong. Stuart L., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

Armstrong. William H.. Penn Y'an, R. D. 6 

Arnett. Charles A., Himrod. R. D. 15 

Arnold, John D.. 203 Keuka St.. Penn Yan 

Athawes. George. Jr., Bluff Point 

Athawes, WilLam M., Jr., Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

Aumick. Benjamin H., Branchport 

Austin, William H., Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Axelsen. Chris M.. Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

Ayers. Carl M., Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

Ayres, Sidney E.. 600 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

Balicoek. Lenian C, I'rattsliurKh, U. IJ. 4 

Babcock. Melvin C. I'enn Yan. R. D. 10 

Babcock. Sumner H.. Wagener Court. Penn Yan 

Bagley. John W.. Rushville. R. D. 2 

Bailey. Clarence E.. Penn Yan 

Bailev. Claude, Dundee, R. D. 1 

Bailev, Delos E., Dundee. R. 1). 1 

Bailey. William E.. Penn Y'an. R, D. 10 

Baker. Dennie H.. Dundee, R, D, 3 

Baker, George K.. Dundee. R. D. 3 

Baker. Guy W.. 17 Spring St., Dundee 

Baker, Theron M,. Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

Baker. Tippett S.. Rushville 

Baker. MMlliam J., Wagener Court, Penn Yan 

Baker, William S.. Dundee, R. D. 4 

Baldwin. Ned E., Lakemont, N. Y. 

Baldwin. Willey E., Lakemont 

Ballard. Edward L., Dundee, R. D. 3 



160 

1844 

941 

714 

1331 

1308 

592 

795 

757 

1553 

107 

744 

386 

1458 

1513 

749 

585 

348 

1515 

896 

1247 

713 

1108 

1113 

1293 

1371 

346 

1160 

1050 

1517 

850 

791 

665 

598 

798 

134 

55 

546 

574 

1234 

1184 

1435 

1212 

1813 

20 

1485 

1058 

1650 

476 

460 

399 

1159 

379 

2S 

1242 

1618 

76 

1029 

1093 

869 

1213 

1893 

1558 

262 

274 

1109 

1457 

848 

1422 

1732 

1744 

683 

1778 

1078 

319 

1510 

720 

1225 

171 

1432 

1417 

1680 

1166 

1173 

1026 

241 

151 

660 

196 



Ave.. Penn 
10 



Ballard. Hiram C. 420 Main St., Penn Y'an 

Barber. Frank L.. riresden 

Bardeen. Clarence B.. Himrod, R. D. 15 

Bardeen. Emmett. Middlesex. R. D. 1 

Bardeen. Elva L.. Naples. R. D. 7 

Bardeen. Frank G., Naples. K. D. 7 

Barden, George L.. 218 Main St.. Penn Y'an 

Bardeen .Lewis H.. Himrod. R. D. 15 

Barker. Emmett S.. Rushville 

Barker, Leon A.. Branchport 

Barnes, Amos .1,, Dresden 

Barnes, Clinton B., Bellona 

Barnes, Edgar H., Bellona 

Barnes, Frank J., Dresden 

Barnes, Franklin A., Bellona 

Barnes, Robert A.. Rushville 

Barone, Joseph C. 210 Jacob St.. Penn Y'an 

Barrett. Orlo F.. Branchport. R. D. 1 

Barry, William T.. Elm St.. Penn Yan 

Bartholomew. Nevin D.. 217 Main St.. Penn Yan 

Bassage. Clarence H.. 5 Pleasant Ave.. Penn Yan 

Bassage, G. Emmett. 343 Elm .St.. Penn Y'an 

Bassage. Morris E., 113 Lawrence St., Penn Y'an 

Bates, Albert D , Rushville, R. D. 2 

Beach. Herbert Bradlev. 206 Chapel St.. Penn Yan 

Beach. Merrill A.. 128 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Beardslee. Albert T., 148 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Beard, Earl E.. Middlesex 

Beard. Glenn F.. Hall, P.. D. 1 

Beauchamp. Arthur J., 105 Johnson 

Yan 
Beebe, William H., Penn Y'an, R. D. 
Bell, Clarence, Lakemont 
Bell, Clinton, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 
Bell. Frank. Dundee. R. D. 3 
Bell. John N.. Branchport, R. D. 1 
Bell. J. Allen. Penn Y'an, R. D. 10 
Bellis, Delos A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Bellis, Jerome. Penn Y'an. R. D. 2 
Bellis. Stacy M.. Middlesex 
Benedict, Charles E.. Penn Y'an. R. D. 6 
Benedict, Charles H., Potter 
Benedict. Fern. Penn Y'an. R. D. 1 
Benedict. Glenn C, Penn Y'an, R D. 8 
Benedict. Guy, Penn Y'an, R, D. 6 
Bennett, Alfred J., Middlesex 
Bennett, Clay. Bluff Point 

Bennett. Floyd E., 89 Hollister St.. Dundee 
Bennett. George E.. 89 Hollister St.. Dundee 
Bennett. Harrv A.. Union St., Dundee (Colored) 
Bennett, Scott" S.. Middlesex 
Bennett. William H.. Dundee. R. D. 4 
Bergstres.ser, John A.. Penn Y'an, R. D. 
Berryman, D. Arthur. Bluff Point. R. D 
Best. Clarence H.. Middlesex. R. D. 1 
Best Claud L., Penn Y'an. R. D. 8 
Best. Fred. Naples, R. D. 26 
Best. Fred. Dundee. R. D. 4 
Beyea, Eugene. Union St., Dundee 
Beyea. Hobart M.. Dundee 
Beyea. Orville. Dundee 

Beyea. Perry A., 183 Seneca St., Penn Y'an 
Bigelow, Claude M.. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 
Bingaman, Armon H.. Penn Y'an, R. D. 9 
Bingham. Edgar M., Penn Y'an, R. D. 5 
Bingham. Joseph I., Ijakemont 
Binkley, Charles D, Penn Yan, R. D. 8 
Birkett. Claude H.. 331 Main St.. Penn Yan 
Birmingham. John E. 147 Jacob St.. Penn Y'an 
Bishop. Guv M.. Dresden 
Bishop. John T.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Bishop. Rolla P.. Bluff Point 
Blake. Charles A.. Himrod 
Blakesley. Homer F.. Branchport. R. D. 2 
Blakeslee. Llewellyn B.. 110 Monell St., Penn Y'an 
Blaknev, John H.. Rushville 

Blauvel't. Dewitt L.. Ill Chestnut St., Penn Y'an 
Blodgett, Harrv R., Himrod, R. D. 15 
Blodgett. Rufus .M.. Rushville. R. D. 2 
Blodgett, Vernon W.. Rushville 
Blood. Roy F.. 109 Sheppard St . Penn Yan 
Bloss. George W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 
Bly. Francis J.. 108 Walnut St.. Penn Yan 
Boardman. Warern M.. Himrod. R. I>. 1 
Boehm. Gustave J.. Dundee, R. D. 8 
Bockstahler Jacob C, 128 E. Main St.. Penn Yan 
Bodine. Lewis. 15 Bigelow Ave., Dundee 
Bohall, Herbert R., Lakemont 
Bonnell, William F.. Gage 
Boorom. Lyman K.. Dundee. R. D. 2 



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1278 Bootes, John M., Middlesex, R. D. 1 

1551 Bordwell, Andrew. Penn Yan, R. D, 8 

7;in Bordwell, .Jay O.. Penn Yan, R. D. 8 

53 Bordwell, Hoy W., Middlesex. R. 1). 1 

1668 Bordwell, William T., 102 Lawrence St,, Penn 
Yan 

483 Bergman, Prank W., 108 Henry St.. Penn Yan 

413 Bossard, Lewis G., L>undee 

1062 Bower, Maurice P.. Rock Stream 

1043 Bowers. Fred B., 118 Head St., Penn Yan 

"53 BowerE. Fred W., 27 Water St., Dundee 

H86 Bowlingr, Lewis W., 125 Jackson St.. Penn Yan 

508 Bowyer. Charles H.. Dresden 

576 Bovoe. Clarence. Stanley. R. D. 6 

524 Boyd. Arthur. Penn Yan .R. D. 8 

1224 Boyd, David P.. 114 Wagener St., Penn Y'an 

1617 Boyd, William A.. Branchport. R. D. 1 

177 Bover. Lewis A.. Penn Yan. H. D. 4 

4^7 Boves. Albert L,, Hall, R, D, 1 

1748 Boyes, Fred W,, Hall, R. D. 1 

1258 Brace, Carlie, Dundee, R. D. 2 

1414 Brace, Charlie, Dundee, R. D, 2 

513 Brace, Fred. Dundee, R. D. 2 

1072 Brace. Hiram. Dundee. R. D, 2 

854 Brady, Albert, Penn Yan, R. D. 

293 Bradley, Thomas, Dresden 

1SI18 Bradley, Edward Eunene, liock 

600 Branian, Elford H.. Potter 

1215 Brayman, Eugene, Penn Yan, R, D, 6 

1200 Brayman, Otis, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

482 Brate. Harry R., Lakemont 

1155 Brayton, Walter C, Penn Van. R. D. 7 

697 Brennan, Michael, Rushville 

8B Brewer, Alonzo L, 58 Seneca St,. Dundee 

8^7 Brewer, Charles R., Starkey 

588 Bridgman, Perl H., 6 Myrtle Ave., Penn Yan 

215 Brink, Adelbert A., Naples, R. D. 26 

224 Brink. Raymond A., Xaples, R, D, 26 

624 Brizee, George H.. Himrod 

1429 Brooks. Henry P.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

05 Broug'hton. Frederick, Rushville 

1243 Brown, Arthur J., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

780 Brown. George H.. Jr.. Branchport 

545 Brow'n, Jesse S.. 564 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

1252 Brown. Leiaoy W.. Penn Yan, R, D. 2 

655 Brown, Lewis Bradley. Bluff Point 

1607 Brown. Merton J., Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

1665 Brown. Morris H., 130 Main St., Penn Yan 

635 Brundage, Bert W., Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

1643 Brundage. Lewis J., 221 Main St., Penn Yan 

834 Bruner, Charles N., Himrod 

383 Brunskill, Burt E., Rushville 

1008 Buck. George M.. 30 Union St., Dundee 

1681 Buckle, William R.. Penn Yan. R D. 2 

1170 Buckley. Jeremiah A., 109 Burns Terrace, Penn 

Yan 

1752 Buckley, Joseph M., Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

340 Buckley. Maurice S., 230 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

1659 Buckley, Raphael J., 222 Lawrence St., Penn Yan 

245 Buckley, Stephen N., Dresden 

1800 Bulehe, Ernest C, 56 Hollister St.. Dundee 

1854 Bullock, Joseph F.. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

1816 Burgess. George A.. Middlesex 

458 Burk. Fred J.. Branchport. R. D. 2 

657 Burke. Walter M.. Central House, Penn Yan 

307 Burlev, Olin O., Branchport, R. D. 2 

486 Burne"ll. William B.. 530 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

447 Burnham. William H.. 12 StoU St., Dundee 

1811 Burt, Howard C, Penn Yan. Si. D. 2 

617 Burtch. Forest S.. Branchport 

1190 Burtch. Orba. Branchport 

1356 Burtch. Wright. Branchport 

1756 Burton. Charles F. Dundee. R. D. 4 

1568 Burton. Harry S., 415 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

367 Burton, Mark J.. Penn Yan 

1888 Bush. Fred J.. Penn Van. R. D. 9 

1862 Butcher. Charles S . Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

472 Butler. Lewis. Middlesex. H. D. 24 

1912 Butler. Mart V.. Penn Yan 

1065 Butler. William W.. Penn Yan, R, D. 5 

1588 Button. Arthur J , Middlesex, R. D. 1 

401 Button, Arnold S.. Middlesex. R. D. 1 

1593 Button. Jesse. Dresden 

r>41 C'adHell, <;uT <" , ISS Senern St., Penn Yan 

637 Calhoon. Charles E., 321 Jacob St , Penn Yan 

162 Calhoon, Everett, 104 Head St.. Penn Yan 

1467 Calhoon. William E., 110 Head St., Penn Yan 

590 Calhoun, Walter I., 226 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

16 Campbell, George, Branchport, R. D. 2 

1209 Campbell, George J., Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

1446 Campbell. Harry E.. Dresden 

1120 Campbell, Ray W., 182 Elm St.. Penn Yan 

1611 Canwright. Jay. Middlesex. R. D. 2 

745 Carey. Allen F., Hicks St.. Penn Yan 

1168 Carev. Frank A,, Penn Yan, R, D. 2 

856 Carley, Arthur L.. Penn Yan, R, D 10 

813 Carlson, Laust W. P., Penn Yan. R. P. 9 

1526 Carpenter. David S., Water and Liberty Sts.. 

Penn Yan 

1400 Carpenter. Loren B., 346 Elm St., Penn Yan 

477 Carpenter, Lynn S.. 38 Seneca St.. Dundee 

763 Carpenter. Harry W., Glenora 

642 Carpenter, Harry W., Liberty and Water bts., 
Penn Yan 

45 Carr. George W., 121 Lake St., Penn Yan 

1025 Carr, Lewis J.. 109 Lake St., Penn Yan 

1527 Carr, Samuel, Jr., 121 Lake St,, Penn Yan 
1370 Carroll, Georgei B-, Collins Ave., Penn Yan 
1598 Carroll, Gordon W., Penn Yan, R. D. 3 



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Carroll, Winfleld S.. Penn Y'an, R. D. 7 

Carroll, James, Branchport 

Carroll, Patrick H.. 106 Blm St., Penn Y'an 

Carson, Lawrence A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

Carson. Walter L., Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

Carter, Edward. Dundee. R. D. 1 

Carter. George W.. Middlesex 

Carvey. Samuel P.. Rushville 

Carse. Charles G., Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Case, George T., Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Case. Charles G.. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

Casey, William, 7 Bridge St.. Dundee 

Cassin. John A.. 8 Edwina St.. Dundee 

Castellino. Jack. Dundee. R. D. 1 

Castner. Deforest C. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Castner, Earl S., Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

Castner, Edgar B.. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

Castner, Ernest D.. 221 Sherman St., Penn Y'an 

Castner. George. Penn Yan, R, D. 2 

Castner, Harry A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Castle. Fred C. Himrod. R. D. 1 

Castor Charles B.. Goble St., Dundee 

Caswell, Charles F, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

Cato, Emelio. Middlesex. R. D. 1 

Cawley, Thomas. Sherman St.. Penn Y'an 

Cecchini, Conio, 158 Seneca St, Penn Yan 

Chadwick, Peter M.. Lakemont 

Chaffee, Festus M.. Middlesex 

Chains. Joseph L.. Head St.. Penn Yan 

Chambers. George, Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Chambers. Leon D.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Champlin. James H.. Rushville 

Chapman Edwin. 52 Bigelow Ave.. Dundee (Col.) 

Chapman, Roger E., Main St., Penn Yan 

Chapman. William E., 257 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

Chapman. William G.. 103 Monell St., Penn Yan 

Chapman. WilKam M.. Xaples. R. D. 27 

Chase, Fred, Branchport. R. !>. 2 

Chisholm. Harry L.. Bluff Point 

Christensen. Carl C, 109 Keuka St.. Penn Yan 

Christensen. Carl W., Penn Yan 

Christensen. Christian E., 109 Johnson 

Penn Yan 
Christensen, Fred. Penn Yan, R. D. 10 
Christensen. James. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Jens T.. Penn Yan, R, D. 1 
Lawrence, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
Christensen, Marius, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 
Christensen. Martin. Penn Yan, R, D, 4 
Christensen. Soren P., Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Christensen. Wilhelm C. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 
Christensen, Christian C Box 84, Penn Yan 
Christiansen, Helmer J , Bellona 
Chrysler, Frank P.. Middlesex, R. D. 3 
Chrysler, Llewellvn, Middlesex, R. D. 2 
Chubb. Lorenzo D.. Himrod 

Churchill. Charles H., 116 E. Main St., Penn Yan 
Churchill, William J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Cille. Michael, 158 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 
Cipolla, Dominick, 160 Seneca St., Penn Yan 
Clark, A. Jav. 211 Lake St.. Penn Yan 
Clark. Bert. Rushville. R. D. 1 
Clark, Charles L,, Penn Yan 

Clarence A., Dundee, R. D. 2 

Daniel M.. 52 Hollister St, 
Clark. Edward L.. Rushville 
Clark. Frank E.. Branchport 
Clark. Frank M . Starkey 
Clark. George F.. 38 Union St. 
Clark. George I., Rushville. R. 
Clark. Grover C, Hall. R. D. 1 
Clark. Hiram G., Rushville, R. D. 2 
Clark. Lynn (R., Dundee R. D. 2 
Clark. Marion M.. -85 Seneca St.. Dundee 
Clark. Nelson G. Rushville 
Clark. Samuel P. Penn I'an. R. D. 7 
Clark. Warren A., 143 E. Main St.. Penn Yan 
Clark. William R.. 130 Hamilton St., 
Clary, Edwin J-, 32 Main St.. Dundee 
Clayton. Charles. Dresden 
Cleveland. Claude C, 215 Sheppard St. 
Cleveland. Edwin E.. 4C9 Keuka St.. 
Cleveland. William. Middlesex 
Clifton. Ennis B.. Dresden 
Close. Burton L.. Dundee. R. D. 3 
Clute. Clarence. Xaples R .D. 7 
Coates. Charles R,. Penn Yan, R, D. 5 
Coates, Fred G . Bluff Point 
Coe. Lyle L. 505 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 
Coffin." Edwin D.. Bellona 
Cole. ?:dgar J.. 107 Ogden St.. Penn Yan 
Cole. Frank A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Cole. Glennis B.. Branchport. R. D. 13 
Cole, John L.. Middlesex. R, D. 2 
Cole. Leon. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
Cole. Wolcott. Jr.. Ill Brown St.. Penn Yan 
Combs. Oscar B.. Middlesex. R. D. 2 
Combs. Wilfred J., Middlesex, R. D, 2 
Cone, Erwin A., Rushville 
Cone, Roy -W.. 249 Lake St.. Penn Yan 
Conklin. Ben. Branchport 
Conklin. Fred. 8 Prospect St.. Penn Yan 
CoiLklin, Glenn G.. Penn Y'an, R, D, 5 
Conklin, Glen M.. 338 Elm St.. Penn Van 
Conklin. Warren A., 314 Keuka St., Penn Yan 
Conley. Clarence E. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 
Conley. Ernest H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 
Conley, Frank W., Penn Yan, R. D, 9 
Conley, Merrill J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Conley, Roscoe. Middlesex, R. D. 24 



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Connolly. George L.. Liikemont 

Connolly. Henry G., Lukemont 

Connolly, .lame.s W.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Connolly. Noble A.. LaUemont 

Conrade. Burton G., 306 Court St.. Penn Yan 

Conway, Floyd H,, Penn Yan, R D, 6 

Cook, Charles H.. Penn Yan. R. n. 4 

Cook, Fred W,. Penn Yan. R D. 4 

Cook, Lee J., Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Cook. Roy A., Branchport, R, D, 2 

Cook, Roy J., 121 Ogden St.. Penn Yan 

Coon, Edwin L., Rushville, R. D. 8 

Coon. Walter H., Dundee 

Coons, Ralph B-. 27 Water St.. Dundee 

Cooper, Frank. Middlesex, R. D. 2 

Cooper. George B.. Penn Yan. .R D. 1 

Cooper, James, Middlesex, R D. 2 

Cooper, Martin W., Middlesex. R. D. 2 

Cooper, Walter G.. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Copson. Charles. Bluff Point. R. D. 11 

Copson. Fred E.. Bluff Point, R. D. 11 

Corbit. Edward P.. Rushville 

Corcoran, Daniel E.. Ill Walnut St., Penn Yan 

Corcoran, Frederick B., 220 Lawrence St., Penn 

Corcoran. James W.. 220 Lawrence St.. Penn Yan 
Corcoran, Paul Francis, 220 Lawrence St., Penn 

Yan 
Corcoran. William E.. 135 Elm St.. Penn Yan 
Cordingly. Albert E . Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Corcoran. Michael F., 142 E. Main St,, Penn Yan 
Corey. Ralph W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 
Cornell. William G.. Himrod 
Cornish. Loren A.. Himrod. R. D. 1 
Cornwell. Henry B.. 109 Vi Court St.. Penn "i an 
Corwin, Earl C, Branchport, R. D. 2 
Coryell. Clarence H.. Bianchport 
Costes, Peter G., 110 Stark Ave., Penn Yan 
Coykendall, Alfred B,, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Coyle, Michael B., Branchport. R. D. 3 
Costello. John F.. 340 Elm St., Penn Yan 
Costigan. James, 119 Cherry St.. Penn Yan 
Costigan, John C, 119 Cherry St., Penn Yan 
Cottrell, James, Naples. R. D. 26 
Covert, Frank, Dresden „ .^^ , , 

Cowan, Richard L„ Bluff Point, R. D. 11 
Cramer. Clinton L.. 317 Keuka St.. Penn Yan 
Crane. Oliver G., 108 Johnson Ave.. Penn Yan 
Crans' Henry L.. Dundee, R. D. 2 
Craugh. Harold J.. 531 Liberty St., Penn ^ an 
Craugh, James G., 122 Keuka St„ Penn ^ an 
Craugh, John F.. 319 Keuka St., Penn Yan 
Craugh, John N.. 215 E. Main St.. Penn Yan 
Crawford. Guy F., Middlesex , „^ „ ^ 

Creary. Jeremiah E., 119 Head St., Penn Yan 
Crippin, Clarence J.. Himrod. R. D. 15 
Criss. Charley W.. Potter „ ^ , 

Crofoot, Charles, Branchport. R. D. 3 
Crofoot, Jasper. Brancliport. R. D. 3 
Cronk. Andrew. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 
Cronk. Garrett E.. Penn Yan. R- D. 4 
Cronk. William B.. 90 Hollister St., Dundee 
Crosby. Roland W., Dundee R. D. 2 
Culver, Charles C. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 
Culver, Fred E. 212 Head St., Penn Yan 
Culver. Leon S., Himrod 
Culver, Myron V., Himrod, R. D. 15 
Cummings. John J.. Rock Stream 
Cummings. Thomas. Lakemont 

Cummings, William H„ 119 Court St,. Penn ^ an 
Cunningham. Francis. 139 Elm St., Penn Yan 
Cunningham, John H.. Penn Yan. R- D. 4 
Cunningham. Joseph H., Penn \ an, R. D. t> 
Curran. Charles R.. Washington St.. Dundee 
Curran. Claude, Water St.. Dundee 
Curtis, Edward G.. Penn Yan 

Diiiley, Bert, 40fi Keukn St., I'l-iin Y:iii 

Da'ns'. George R., Penn Yan, R. D. 10 

Damoth. Harold N.. Starkey 

Daines. Frank E.. Henry St.. Penn ^ an 

Darling. Bert M.. Middlesex 

Darling. Lavern P.. Middlesex 

Darrah. Chauncey. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Davidson. Broderick. 122 Brown St.. Penn Yan 

Davis. Albert B.. 329 Head St., Penn Yan 

Davis, Clarence. C. X.. Branchport 

Davis. Guy N., Branchport, R. D. 14 

Davis. James L., 124 Stark Ave., Penn Yan 

Davis, Howard G.. Bluff Point, R. D. 1 

Davis. John G., Branchport, R. D. 13 

Davis, John, 113 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

Davis. Walter S., Bluff Point, R, D. 1 

Davis. Warren A., Branchport, R. D. i 

Davy, John, Penn Yan, R. D. 10 

Deacon, Charles J., 9 Main St., Penn ^ an 

Dean. Benjamin G.. Branchport, R. D .13 

Dean. Charles H.. Bluff Point, R. D. 11 

Dean. John. 143 Cornwell St.. Penn Yan 

Dean. Charley W., Dresden 

Dean. Fred E S.. Dresden 

Deals, Henry C, Dresden 

Deavey, Charles B., 217 Sheppard St. 

DeBolt, Frank E.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

DeBolt, John E., Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

Deckerman. Frank. 114 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

DeLong, Fred H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Deming. Leon. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

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Penn Y'an 



32! Denison. Arthur J.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

3 25 Denison. Floyd T.. Dundee 

1343 Denison, Rufup J,, Dundee. R. D. 4 

566 Denison, William H.. Bridge St,. Dundee 

4 Denman. Ernest. Bellona 

990 Densmorem. James. Middlesex 

1421 Densmore. Leon J., Middlesex 

1035 DePauw, Camiel, Himrod 

1753 DeWaters, Edward H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

963 DeWitt. John W.. Penn Yan. R D. 5 

1366 DeWaters. Marion C . Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

1878 Dillon. Guv N.. Naples. R. D. 27 

1810 Dinehart. Charles J., Middlesex. R .D. 2 

388 Doane.Fred S., Penn Yan. R D. 4 

1840 Dolan, James E, 203 E Main St,, Penn Yan 

606 Donaldson, Ernest W,, 205 Clinton St.. Penn Yan 

886 Donaldson. Oliver N,. Branchport. R. D. 2 

179 Donaldson, Thomas L., Branchport, R. D. 1 

311 Donley, Dewey P.. Nap'.es, R. D 26 
1012 Donlev. Melvin P.. Naples, R. D, 26 
1123 Donnelly. Leon D. Middlesex. R. D. 

847 Dooley. John J., 187 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

976 Dopp. Charles S.. Potter 

969 Dorman. Fiank .1.. Rushville 

1899 Dorman. John M.. Middiesex, R. D. 1 

1362 Dorsey. Michael J., Himrod 

1392 Dougherty. George. Jr., 109 Brown St , Penn Yan 

1017 Dougherty, George M., 109 Brown St. Penn Yan 

161 Douglass. Wilson L.. 343 Head St.. Penn Yan 

1138 Dowdell. Charles A.. Keuka Park 

559 Drake. Sidney T.. Dundee. R. D. 3 

903 Drakley. Eugene P.. 142 Main St . Pen Yan 

1314 Drew. George B.. 5 Goble St.. Dundee 

815 DriscoU, Jeremiah J.. Rock Stream 

1069 Duell, William K. 216 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

1724 Dugan, Charles E., Elm and Liberty Sts.. Penn 
Yan 

1765 Dunn. Thomas, Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

506 Dunning. William N . Dresden 

255 Durfee. Eleber W., Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

803 Durham. William C. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

1369 Durnin. James A.. 14 Wagener St., Penn Yan 

673 Dunton. Herbert C, Naples. R D. 26 

816 Dybro, Cristen J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 
1503 Dyke, Harry W.. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

1493 Dvkeman, .Almerian, 351 Jacob St,. Penn Yan 

718 Dvkeman. Fred S.. Penn Yan. R. D, 10 

420 Dykeman, George M.. 110 Cornwell St.. Penn Yan 

861 Dykeman. Joseph B.. 110 Cornwell St. Penn Yan 

1099 Dwyer, Francis J,. 146 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

iUili K:irl, Charles, I'enn Y:in 

1519 H)arl. Henry C. Penn Yan 

781 Earl. Henry J.. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

1603 Raves. George, Himrod 

1338 Eaves, James F, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

1176 Earnest. Leland B.. Dundee 

449 Eckel. Henry K., Dundee. R. D. 4 

1500 Eddy. Loren E. 223 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

572 Eddy. Oliver E.. Naples. R. D. 27 

1134 Eddington. Van R.. 207 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

312 Edkin, James, Himrod 
792 Edsall, Archie B., Dundee 

656 Kdsall, Rowley, Himrod, R, D. 15 

877 Edwards. Daniel. Bluff Point. R. D. 1 

184 Bgelston. Bert. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

1330 Egelston. Charles W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

167 Egelston. Lloyd R., Bluff Point, R. D. 1 
23 Egleston. Earnest. Bluff Point. R, D. 1 

681 Elder, Albert A.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

220 Eldred, Fred D.. Branchport. R. D. 2 

651 Eldred. William C. Branchport, R D. 2 

867 Elwell. Clarence R.. Naples. R. D. 27 

674 Ellett. John D., Rock Stream 

1419 Bllick. Frederick W.. Middlesex. R. D. 24 

669 EUing. Theodore W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

252 Ellis. Llovd R.. Himrod 

1253 Ellis. John C. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

479 Ellison, William A., 19 Washington St., Dundee 

650 Ellsworth, Lewis B.. Dresden 

1903 Emerson, Eddie R., 142 Stark St., Penn Yan 

1411 Emerson. George D.. Potter 

1151 Emerson, LeRoy L., Branchport, R, D. 1 

1397 Emory, Orion L., Middlesex, R. D. 1 

1329 Enos. Charles C. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

1323 Englehardt. Ernest. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

768 Enos. Frank W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

168 Enos. Harry. Penn Yan R. D. 7 
1522 Eskilesen. Peter. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 
1023 Everson. Axel. Jessop Block, Penn Yan 
1410 Excell, Ralph H., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

HJ(> Pnuectt, Ansel ,1., Dundee, R. D. 2 

1198 Falconer. Andrew. 37 Seneca St.. Penn ^'an 

531 Farnsworth. John H.. Rushville 

1696 Fennell, Neil J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

308 Fenner. Wiliam B., 208 Lawrence St., Penn Yan 

841 Ferguson, Fred W., Hall, R. D. 1 

1536 Ferguson. George W.. Rushville. R. D. 22 

124 Ferguson. William F.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

84 Fields. Charles C. 16 Washington .St., Dundee 

1306 Fiero. Irvin W., Bellona 

1478 Finch, Fred, 76 Bigelow Ave., Dundee 

911 Fingar, Eugene H.. Bluff Point 

1418 Fingar, George W., Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

1206 Fingar. William S.. Penn Yan 

633 Finger, Melvin. 121 Walnut St, Penn Yan 

1235 Finger, Roswell H., Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

1604 Fink, Ben, 110 Hamilton St., Penn Yan 



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Pinegan, Stephen W., Dundee, R. D. 2 

Fires. Frank D , Middlesex, R. D. 2 

Fire£. George L... Middlesex, R. D. 2 

Fish. Milton H.. Dundee. R D. 1 

Fish. Richard D.. Dundee. R. D. 1 

Fislier, Gerald H., Penn Yan 

Fisher. James A., 157 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

Fitch. George M . Rushville 

Fitch. Wilson W.. Rusliville 

Fitzsimmons, William J . Rushville 

Fitzwater, William J,. Penn Y'an, R, D. 3 

Flahive. John J.. 207 Court St . Penn Yan 

Flahive. Thomas .J.. 124 Sheppard St.. Penn Yan 

Fleet. Emerson B.. Dundee. iK. D. 2 

Fleet. John H.. Himrod, R. D. 1 

Flint. Merritt A. Middlesex 

Flood. Maurice D.. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

Flynn, Edward M. Per.n Yan, R D. 10 

Flynn, Martin. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Flynn. Thomas Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Foley. William H.. Penn Yan. R. D. II 

Ford. Bayard B.. Lakeniont 

Ford. Charles W., Rushville 

Porshee, Harry, Penn Yan 

Foster. Charles, Rushville. R. D. 22 

Foster, Clayton R.. Middlesex 

Foster. Jesse. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

Fountain. Miltord J . Middlesex 

Fox. Fred J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

Fox. John C, 346 Main St., Penn Y'an 

Fox. William D.. Main St., Penn Y'an 

Fox. William J., Bigelcw Ave.. Dundee 

Francisco. John L.. 410 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

Francisco. Lester J , Middlesex 

Francisco. Robert H., Middlesex. R, D. 2 

Fraize. Christopher M., Rushville. R. D. 2 

Frank, Charles H., Dresden (Col.) 

Frank. Herbert S.. 23 Union St, Dundee (Col.) 

Frank. Orlo G.. 85 Holister St. Dundee (Col.) 

Frankfather. Aaron D. Middlesex. R. D 21 

Frame, Perley K.,o55 Liberty St. .Penn Y'an (Col) 

Predreksen. Jens A., Bluff Point, R. D. 1 1 

Fredreksen. Nels C. Gage 

French, Prank L.. Middlesex, R. D. 2 

Frits, Harry E.. 247 Lake St., Penn Yan 

Fullagar, Homer M, Penn Yan, R. D, 2 

Fullagar, Lloyd B.. Branchport 

Fuller. Guy H.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Fulton. George W., Keuka Park 

<;nrl>us, Kdwnrd F... :{:£.* Mini Sto l*fiiii 1 :iii 

Gardner. Charles. Middlesex, R. D. 2 
Gardner, Fred A.. Washington St., Dundee 
Gardner, Robert E . Penn Yan. R. D 9 
Gavin, John, 213 Liberty St. Penn Yan 
Gavin, Martin J., 357 Main St., Penn Yan 

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Gearheart. George L.. Hall, R D. 

Geer. Edward L. Penn Yan. R. D. 

Geer. George H.. Naples, R. D. 27 

Gelder, Clyde B., Bellona 

Gelder, Edwin B.. Bluff Point 

Gelder. Fred B.. Potter 

Geldei", Harry \V., Penn Yan. R. 

Geoghegan, Charles H, 102 E. Main St., Penn 

Yan 
Gibbs, Harry M.. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
Gibson. Jeptha E.. 17 Holllster St.. Dundee 
Gibson. John S., Ill South Ave.. Penn Yan 
Gigliella. Felice A., 179 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 
Gilbert. Sillsbe R . Penn Yan. R. D 1 
Gillette. William O.. Itushville, R. D. 22 
Gladwin, Charles W.. Potter 
Gleason. Ira L. 22 Bigtlow Ave., Dundee 
Gleavy. George J.. Bluff Point 
Goldsmith. Basil W.. Starkey 
Goldsmith. Charles W., 27 Champlin Ave., Penn 

Yan 
Goldsmith, Glenn W , Ponn Y'an, R. D, 4 
Goodman. George H., 346 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 
Goodrich. Oliver D.. Rushville. R. D. 2 
Goodsell. Harry P. Ptnn Yan, R. D. 8 
Gorton, Charles Middlesex 
Gorton, James M.. Rushville 
Gotshall. Miles C. Rushville, R. D. 2 
Goundry. Harold M.. Himrod. R D. 15 
Goundrv. James F.. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 
Goundry. Ora M.. Himrod. R. D. 15 
Grace, Oren. Penn Y'an R. D. 2 
Grady. William R.. 112 Burns Terrace. Penn Yan 
Grandy. Gilbert, Dundee, R. D 3 
Graves Warner W . Penn Yan, R. I>. 6 
Gray. Almeron N.. Middlesex 
Gray, Leland M.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Gray. Richard N.. Middlesex 

Green. AliJhonso L. Central House. Penn Yan 
Green. John J., Dundee. R. D. 1 
Greenway. Thomas, 215 Water St.. Penn Y'an 
Greening. James W.. Ill Court St.. Penn Yan 
Greenwood. Harvey W., Middlesex, R. D. 24 
Gregory. George W.. Lakemont 
Gridlev. Warren E.. Bluff Point, R. D. 1 
Griffith. Welles. 110 Benham St., Penn Y'an 
iSrifHn. Frank D.. Hall. R. D. 1 
GrifHn. Mvron R.. Middlesex 
Griffin. William. Penn Y'an. R. D. 10 
Griffiths. Arthur P., 118V> E Main St.. Penn Y'an 
Griffith. Elmer C .. Middlesex 
Griffith. Bert J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 
Griffith. Dudley E . 133 Benham St.. Penn Yan 
Grimes. Thomas W.. Middlesex 



1194 Griner, Herbert P.. Bellona 

1601 Griswold. Harold J.. 145 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 
1814 Griswold. Harry. Branchport. R. D. 1 

1139 Groesbeck. Bert. Branchport. R. D. 1 

192 Grow William. Naples. R. D. 27 

1414 Guider. Michael E.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

257 Gulick. Floyd E.. 25 Washington St.. Dundee 

l:!«.S H.-ihberflrld, Hoiv.-ird K.. V2S Lake St., I'enii Y:ni 

134 1 Haight. Perl B, Penn Van, R. D. 9 

71 Hainer. Olin H. Rushville 

1092 Hakes. George E.. 4 Prospect Ave., Penn Y'an 

1859 Haldeman, Andrew W., Penn Y'an, R. D. 6 

1393 Hall. Clarence E.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

260 Hall. Frankie. 25 Unior St., Dundee 

111 Hall. Harrv W.. Himrod 

709 Hall. James B., Bluff Point, R D. 11 

1180 Hall, John B.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

1259 Hall. Joel W.. Penn Yan 

1434 Hall. Ola D., Rock Stream 

51 Hall. William B.. Dundee. R. D. 2 

1891 Hallock. Jesse H.. Penn Yan. R, D. 5 

272 Halstead. Addison T, vlushville 

1027 Halstead, George G., Ptnn Y'an ,R. D. 6 

1795 Halstead, John W.. liiundee 

1317 Hamilton. Frank W., Pann Yan. R. D. 1 

1172 Hamilton. Harrv P.. 6 Union St.. Dundee 

362 Hamilton. Leon D.. 14 StoU St . Dundee 

1615 Hamilton. Percv D.. 6 Union St, I>undee 

1227 Hamlin, Andrew J., Rushville, N. Y'.. R. D. 
1877 Hamlin. Ernest. Dundee. R. D. 4 

1745 Hamm. Charles. 133 Jackson St., Dundee 

664 Hamm. Ralph. Penn Y'an. R. D. 7 

1015 Hamm. Tewalt. 127 Jackson St.. Penn Y'an 

98 Hammond. John R., Rushville, R. D. 2 

949 hanmer. Lew.s R., Dundee 

302 Hanmer. Milton B.. Dundee, R. D. 4 
1607 Hansen. Christian E., Dresden 

661 Piansen. Hans F.. Himrod 

1060 Hanson. Harold. 42S Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

1292 haniroi, Waldemar. 407 Main St. Penn Van 

19 Harford, Charles. 107 Chestnut St., Penn Yan 

1000 Harpending. Harry B.. Dundee. R. D. 3 

1602 Harpending. John L, Seneca St.. fiundee 
265 Harpending. Pierre L.. Main St.. Dundee 

421 Harrington. Berton R.. 137y2 Seneca St.. Penn 

Yan 

234 Harris. Fred. Dundee R. D. 1 (Col.) 

229 Harris. Richard. Dundee. R D. 1 (Col.) 

i8i Harris, Sylvesier, Naples. R. D. 27 

1433 Karris. William J. Dresden 

1654 Harrison, Edmond E.. Himrod 

1645 Harrison, Emmett D.. 213 Clinton St., Penn Yan 

1525 Harrison, (^eorge W., Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

7 Harrop. Arol C. E.. Dundee 

1704 Harrop. Isaac L.. Dundee 

1725 Hart. Charles T., Middlesex, R. D. 1 

1094 Hart. Thomas E., 115 Ilonell St., Penn Yan 

1228 Harvey, Clarence G.. Rushville, R. D. 2 

203 Harvey. Coleman P.. 11 Myrtle Ave.. Penn Yan 

601 Harvey. George D.. Rushville. R. D. 2 
1780 Haskell. Don L. 47 Union St.. Dundee 
1917 Haslund. Niels C. Penn Yan, R. D. 10 

391 Hatcher. Charles H.. Dundee. R. D. 2 

730 Hatcher. Thomas R.. Dundee. R. D. 2 

375 Hatcher William H.. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

125 7 Hathaway. Richard B. Dundee. R, D. 2 

630 Hatmaker. Frank. Himrod. R. D. 15 

885 Havens. Frank M.. 207 Sheppard St > Penn Yan 

361 Havens. George E.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

1388 Hayes. John D.. 326 Keuka St., Penn Y'an 

418 Hazard. William J.. Starkey 

1473 Hagerty. Thomas E.. Middlesex. R. D. 1 

303 He.ner. John. 3 Main St.. Penn Yan 
935 Henderson. Arthur. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

1863 Henderson. E. Smith, Penn Yan. R D. 6 

5S Henderson. Fred S . 205 E. Main St.. Penn Yan 

313 Henderson. Perry D.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

900 Henries. Johnson R.. Penn Van. R. D. 10 

393 Henries, Willis. F. 133 Jackson St.. Penn Yan 

359 Herman. Clarence A.. Pjnn Yan, R. D. 9 

1056 Herman. Warner G.. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
410 Herr. Charles. Dresden 

1670 Herrick. William P.. Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

875 Herries. Robert G.. Branchport, R. D. 3 

594 Hess. Hugh A.. Dundee. R. D. 3 

1375 Hey, Albert P.. Penn Yan. R D. 7 

1666 Hey. George M.. Penn Yan, R, D. 7 

91 Hey. Lewis A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

926 Hibbard. Carlton P.. Branchport. R. D. 1 

294 Higgins. Charles, Dundee. R. D. 3 

212 Hill. Charles G. Dunde3, R. D. 2 

1185 Hillis. John N.. 132 Ogden St., Penn Y'an 

1849 Himler. George N.. Penn Yan 

70 Hoagland. Robert H.. Starkey 

1701 Hoban. Owen C. 108 Lake St.. Penn Y'an 

1057 Hobart, Berlin W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
1875 Hobart. Glenn L. Middlesex. R. D. 2 

973 Hobart. Roy C . Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

1294 Holbrook. William C. Rushville, R. D. 2 

1793 Holden. Claude S.. Dundee. R- D. 4 

1175 HoUister. Edwin P., Branchport 

774 HoUister, George J., Branchport 

1867 Hollowell, Fred S, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

1688 Holton. Leon J , Himrod 

602 Holton. William P.. Rushville. R. D. 2 
130 Hood. Harrv S.. 316 Court St., Penn Yan 

1345 Hopkins. David. Branchport. R. D. 2 

1032 Hopkins. Edward (3.. 126 E. Main St., Penn Yan 

588 Hopkins, Lewis J.. 311 Keuka St., Penn Yan 




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Hopkins, Niel C. Penii Yaii. R. D. 8 

Hopkins. Thomas W.. liO Seneca St., Penn Yan 

Hopkins. Walter A.. 25 C'hamplin .\ve.. Penn Yan 

Hopkins, Duane S., Pen i Van, R. D. 3 

Horton. Charles G., Dundee, K. D. 2 

Horton, David G.. Starkey 

Horton, George F.. Dundee, R D. 4 

Horton. George X., Chronicle Bldg.. Penn Yan 

Horton. Guy L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Horton. Leroy. Penn Yan. R. D 10 

Horton. Ray G. Penn Yan. R, E). 10 

Horton, William H , Dresden 

Horton, Charles P., Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Houghtaling. Carl E., Gage 

Houghtaling, Earl, Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

Houghtaling, LeRoy. Gage 

Houghtaling. Lewis D . Penn Yan. R .D. 5 

Housel, George, Rushville, R, D. 2 

Hovey. Lyman P.. Glenoia 

Hoyt, Benjamin S, Penn Y'an. R D. 6 

Hoyt. Fred L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

Hudson. Alonzo. 412 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

Hughner, Henry .J.. Middlesex, R. D. 2 

Hughner. Richard. Naples. R. D. 26 

Hughner. William H.. Naples. R. D. 26 

Humphreys, Vincent B Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

Hunt, Ambrose R. Branchport. R D. 1 

Hunt, Floyd P., Branchport, R. D. 1 

Hunt. Floyd M,, 133 .Jackson St.. Penn Yan 

Hunt. Henry L.. Rock Stream 

Hunt. Wells P.. Rushville 

Hunter. Charles C. 300 Main St.. Penn Yan 

Hunter. Lewis H.. Branchport. R D. 1 

Hunter. Robert J., Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Hurd. AVilliam P.. Branchport, R. D. 1 

Hurley. Edward J.. KuFhville 

Hurrin, Arthur L., Rushville, R. D. 2 

Hurrin. Charles C . Penn Yan 

Hurrin, Edward J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Hurrin, Robert, Rushville, R. D. 2 

Hurrin. William, Jr., Penn Y'an 

Huson. Ross. Penn Y'an, R. D. 10 

Husted. Dan L. Penn Van 

Hvland. David, 104 Henry St., Penn Yan 

Hyatt. Clarence J., 104 Chestnut St , Penn Y'an 

Ide, Ira ('., Dundee 

Ingraham. .John .1., Branchport. R. D. 1 
Ingram. Archie H., Penn Y'an, R. D. ft 
Ingram, Harvey E., Starkey 
Ingram. William H., Potter 

J:iek.son, Byron I>., ;ilH Lake St., I'enn Van 

Jackson. Carlton T. 115 Kim St., Penn Yan 

Jackson. Charles W.. Dundee. R. D. 3 

Jacobs, Berkhart B., Jr.. 135 Ogdeii St., Penn Yan 

.Tacobsen. Peter. Penn Y'an. R. D. 1 

Jayne. Raymon B.. Starkey 

Jayne. Willard. Penn Y'an, R, D. 2 

Jensen. Albert, Penn Y'an, R D. 2 

Jensen. Alfred B., 302 Hamilton St,. Penn Yan 

Jensen, Anaus, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

Jensen. Arthur C. Penn Y'an. R. D. 9 

Jensen, Carl A., Himrod, R. I). 15 

Jensen. Carl C . Penn Yan 

Jensen. Frederick. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Jensen. Henry T., Box 84, Penn Y'an 

Jensen, Herbert, Penn Yan, R, D. 9 

Jensen, Jens. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Jensen. Jens Peter, Per.n Y'an. R. D. 1 

Jensen. Martin. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Jensen. Niels J., Penn 'Van. R. D. 1 

Jensen. Otto G.. Penn Yan. R. D, 1 

Jensen, Soren A.. Penn Y'an, R. D. 6 

Jensen. Thomas. Penn Y'an. R. D. 6 

Jensen. Waldemar. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Jensen. Walter L.. Penn Y'an. R. D. 6 

Jessop, Frank B.. Dundee R D. 4 

Johansen. Albert C, Perm Yan. R. I>. 1 

Johansen. Christ W.. Penn Y'an. R. D. 8 

Johnsen. Sven. Penn Y'an 

Johnson. Charles A., Penn Y'an. R. I), 2 

Johnson, Frederick E , Penn Yan, R. D. 10 

Johnson. George M.. Rushville. R, I), 2 

Johnson, John E., Branchport, R D. 14 

Johnson, Kendrick E., Rook Stream. R. D. 1 

Johnson. Lafayette. Middlesex. R. D. 2 

Johnson. Lewis. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

Johnson. Lvman G.. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Johnson. Orla W.. Naples. R, D. 26 

Johnson. Samuel M, 129 Dake St.. Penn Y'an 

Johnson. William L., Penn Yan, R, D. 5 

Jolly Llewellyn P.. 30& Clinton St., Penn Yan 

Jones, Clive F., Dresden 

Jones. Milo B., Naples. R. D, 26 

Jones. Willis O., Dundee, R. D. 1 

Jorgensen, Alfred, Penn Yan, R, D. 5 

Jorgensen, Anton C. Penn Van, R I >. 10 

Just. Nicholas J.. 118 Franklin St.. Penn Yan 

Ksine, ChriNtoiilifr, 'Mi Mdivina St., Duiiflt^t* 

Kane. Martin. Bluff Point. R. 1 1. 11 

Karnes. Charlie B, Dundee R. D. 4 

Karnes. William. Naples. R. D. 26 

Kellen. Delos L., Penn Yan, R. D. 1(» 

Kellogg. Claude M.. Barnes 

Kellv. Charles A., 223 E. Main St.. Penn Yan 

Kelly, Patrick A.. 412 Liberty St. Penn Y'an 

Kemp. Guy F., Penn Y'an. R. D. 4 

Kennedy, Clarence F., Potter 



1019 Kennedy. George M., Branchport. R. D 1 

183 Kennedy. Leon I).. 103 Head St. Penn Yan 

1310 Kennedy, Robert, Naples, R. D 7 

298 Kennerson. David B., Penn Y'an, R. D 9 

1053 Kennerson. Edgar H., Penn Y'an R. D 9 

451 Kenyon. Belden B., Penn Y'an. .fl. D. 2 

1036 Kenvon. Charles A.. Dundee. R D. 1 

859 Kenvon, Horace B.. Dundee. R. D 1 

722 Kenyon. William H.. Dundee, R. D 1 

501 Ketcham. Oliver E . 128 Clinton St.. Penn Y'an 

719 Ketterer, Albert H., Himrod. R D. 15 

1596 Kidder, Harry, Penn Van. R. D. 9 

56 Killeen. Martin M.. RuEhville 

1817 Kilpatrick. Clarence W . Middlesex 

1186 Kilpatrick. Charles G. Potter 

1409 Kilpatrick. Edward L. Potter 

3100 King. Albert L.. 129 Benham St.. Penn Y'an 

915 King. Charles E.. Middlesex 

972 King. Leron N.. Himrod. R D. 15 

607 Kinne. George R., 119 Clinton St, Penn Yan 
537 Kinner, Burdett n„ Dundee, R, D. 4 

889 Kinvoun, Charles E , 1'' Myrtle Ave.. Penn Yan 

1800 Kinyoun, Clay F.. 404 Main St.. Penn Yan 

364 Kinvoun John E. 5 Waddell St. Penn Yan 

1360 Kipp. Ernest P.. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

1481 Kirkpatrick. Charles R 315 Court St . Penn Yan 

258 KLngman. Charles E . 124 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

1713 Knapp. Aaron I.. Middlesex. R. D. 1 

603 Knapp. Andrew J , Middlesex, R. D. 2 

1121 Knapp, Orson O.. Middlesex, R. D. 

369 Knapp. Theodore. Stanley, R D. 6 

1149 Knapp. Wesley J., Stanley. R. D. 6 

1 Knapp. William C. Dundee. R D. 1 

659 Knapton. Warren. Himrod, R P, 15 

1021 Koehler, Alvin A.. Hasson House, Penn Y'an 

770 Koehler, Lloyd L. Penn Yan. R. D 2 

693 Koehler. Frank I.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

1283 Kunes. .Arthur L.. Rushville 

(i«5 Lacy, Alfred -\., I'enn Van, .1.. D 

1663 LaPever. Carlton H.. Dundee. R. D. 3 

912 LaFever. Nelson L., Dundee 

1506 Lafler. Arthur L. Middlesex 

1150 Lafler. Arsie D. Middlesex 

1192 Lafler. Edwin E. Penn Y'an. R. LI. 8 

1769 Lafler. Stults C. Middlesex 

970 Lafler. Vernon R. Middlesex. R. D 24 

1861 Lake. James F.. 123 Jackson St.. Penn Y'an 

1245 Lament. Flovd L.. Penn Van, R D. 2 

1651 Lamphier. Clarence A.. Rushville. R. D. 1 

739 Lamphier. Ernest, Keul'a Park 

756 Lampson, George E. 130 Lake St.. Penn Y'an 

473 Lane, Benson S., Dunde? R. D. 4 

1376 Lane. Ernest G.. Rushville. R. D. 2 

1782 Lane. Fred P.. 52 Union St . Dundee 

803 Lane, Grayson W.. Middlesex 

1578 Langdon, John J.. 130 Hamilton St. Penn Y'an 

1104 Langham. Frederick H. 349 Elm St., Penn Yan 

1559 Laport, Joseph, 111 Jacob St , Penn Y'an 

405 Lare, Charles A.. Dundee. R .D. 4 

1549 Larham, Elmer E.. 340 Jacob St . Penn Y'an 

1533 Larsen. Albert. Himrod. R. D. 15 

528 Larsen. Chrs M. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

332 Larsen, Chris R.. Bluff Point R. D. 1 

467 Larsen. Jens O.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

495 Larsen. Lars K.. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

324 Larsen. Nels C. Dundee. R. D, 1 

1536 Larsen. Theodore M.. 5S Hollister St , Dundee 

249 Larsen. Waldemar. 249 E Main St. Penn Van 

892 Larzelere. Richard P.. Penn Yan, R. D. 10 

979 Lathrop. George W.. Middlesex. R. D. 1 

1791 Lathrop. William R.. Penn Van. R. D. 7 

1406 Lattimer Clark C. 183 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

1272 Laverty, Firnen. Penn Y'an. R. D. 4 

1298 Lazarus. Charles A.. Rushville 

1301 Leach. Charles R., Penn Y'an, R. D. 6 

882 Leach. Chester B., 221 Lake St, Penn Y'an 

1183 Leach, William C, Naples, R. D. 26 

1420 LeClaire. Max R. Penn Yan. R D. 5 

12 Leader. George H.. 142 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

1719 Lee. Fred A.. Himrod 

1374 Lee, Daniel T.. Bluff Point, R. D. 1 

147 Lee, Frank A.. Himrod R. D. 15 

663 Lee. Ray W.. Penn Van, R D 6 

608 Legg. Nelson E.. 117 Hamilton St.. Penn Y'an 
166 LeGro. James M.. 334 Head St., Penn Yan 

1090 Leonard, Fred. Dundee, R .D. 4 

1630 Lerch. John C. Penn Y'an, R. D. 3 

176 Lerch, RoUand R, Penn Van, R. D. 9 

577 Lerch. Schuyler L.. 110 Johnson Ave.. Penn Van 

961 Lewis. Bert. Branchport. R. D. 2 

1024 Lewis. Charles, Branchport 

775 Lewis, Firman, Dundee R. D. 2 

153 Lewis. Fred U.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

227 Lewis. George R. Branchport, R, D. 2 

688 Lewis, Harry E.. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

678 Lilley. Carl W.. 11 Goble St.. Dundee 

906 Lilyea. Oscar W.. Penn Y'an, R. D. 6 

487 Lind. Gustaf A.. Penn Y'an. R D. 5 

1739 Loder. Edward J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

1390 Logler, Joseph L.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

1707 Lombardo. James. Middlesex 

1448 Long. Ashley B.. Penn Y'an 

1302 Long. George L., Penn Y'an. R. D. 6 
675 Long Harry K.. Bellona 

48 Long. James E.. Bellona 

1465 Longcor. Charles E.. Himrod. R. D. 15 

1508 Loomis. Frank B.. Rushville. R 

1143 Loomis. Miles A., Dundee. R. D 

959 Loree. James R., Penn Y'an 




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1097 Lorens. Fred, Branclipcit, R P. 1 

957 Loughlin, John W., Gage 

682 Lounsbery. Sylvester, Penn Yan. R, D. 3 

222 Love, Herman L,., Naples, R. D. 26 

155 Lovejoy, Byron, Penn Yan, R. D, 7 

170 Lovejoy, Isaac J., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

666 Lovejoy. Seth A , Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

1692 Lown. James M., Jr., Box 204, Penn Yan 

658 Ludbrook, Hessell H., 402 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

831 Luppino, James, 171 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

827 Luppino, Joe, 119 Franklin St., Penn Yan 

826 Luppino, Rocco, 114 Monell St., Penn Yan 

1652 Lund, Frederick, 330 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

1763 Luroock, Charles R., Dundee, R. 1). 3 

1391 Lynch, Clarence J , 203 Lake St., Penn Yan 

465 Lynn, Frederick H., Branchport 

940 Lynn, Gilbert, Himrod R. D. 15 

1637 Lvnn, Lewis, Branchport, R, I>. 13 

1171 Lynn, Oliver C Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

mi4 M:ieDf»ivell, Jjinie.'s P.. -Hi Water St., Dundee 

232 MacNamee, Morris, 3 Main St., Penn Yan 

172 Maclntyre, Arch G, 23? Head St., Penn Yan 

469 MacKay. Charles H., 125 Brown St.. Penn Yan 

1585 McCabe, Harry S., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

1873 McCaig. Robert E.. Hall, R. D. 1 

625 McCann, Edward C Himrod, R. D. 15 

1427 McCann. Claude, 111 Sheppard St., Penn Yan 

54 McCann, Alonzo, Dundee. R. D. 1 

1709 McCombs, Leon G, Middlesex, R. D. 2 

1042 McConnell, Carl G., 9 Harpending Ave., Dundee 

1102 McConnell, Herbert W., 134 Benham St., Penn 

Yan 

10S2 McCoy, William R., Dundee, R. D. 1 

109 McCreery, Howard S. .Dresden 

4oO McDowell, George, Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

1518 McDonald, Albert S, 7 Myrtle Ave., Penn Yan 

1327 McElligott, John J., 302 Elm St., Penn Yan 

69(1 McElligott, Richard B.. 302 Elm St., Penn Yan 

629 McElwee, Morris H , Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

1792 McElwee. Samuel G., Penn Yan, R. I). 6 

1271 McFall. Herman C, Penn Yan, R D. 4 

1555 McGough, Thomas F,. 238 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

291 McGowen , Charles H.. Penn Yan 

619 MacKay, \Villiam G.. 350 Main St., Penn Yan 

1482 McKie, William A, Branchport, R. D. 1 

1114 McKinney, Otis, 313 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

1124 McLaughlin, Leo J., Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

347 McLaughlin, William W., 105 Benham St., Penn 

Yan 

297 McManus, Fred, Penn Yan, R. D. 8 (Potter) 

101 McManus, Raymond J., 161 Cornwell St., Penn 

Yan 

944 McMath. John B,, 200 E. Main St., Penn Yan 

622 McMath. Samuel A. J., 200 E. Main St., Penn Yan 
1438 McMinn, Allen S., Branchport, R. D. 1 

oiO McReynolds, Amos M., 117 Sheppard St., Penn 
Yan 

1904 McReynolds, Patrick J., 227 Sheppard St, Penn 
V an 

169 McReynolds, Thomas, 227 Sheppard St„ Penn 

Yan 

118 McSwa.n, Charles B., Starkey 

1232 McSweeney, John E., 212 E. Main St., Penn Yan 

fi7 Mace, Howard, Penn Yan 

978 Osborne. Lorenzo P., 106 Jacob St. Penn Yan 

1798 Mack, David M., Rushville, R. D. 2 

1610 Mack, Fred, Middlesex 

1560 Mack, Lewis C. Middlesex, R. D. 25 

796 Mackev, Charles, 567 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

176 Magee, Henry S.. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

623 Mahan, Joseph E , 133 Cornwell St., Penn Y'an 
700 Mahan, Thomas F., 166 Cornwell St., Penn Yan 
999 Mahar, John L., 140 Walnut St , Penn Yan 

518 Maloney, Frederick F., Seneca St., Dundee 

1520 Maloney, James W., 106 Jacob St., Penn Yan 
1380 Manev, Daniel H.. 107 Hamilton St . Penn Yan 

77 Manlev. Owen J.. 120 Cornwell St., Penn Yan 

18S5 ManleV, William B., 109 Ogden St., Penn Yan 

649 Manning. George VV., Naples, R. D. 7 

1407 Manning. Glenn A., Naples. R .D 26 

1349 Manning. Jasper E., Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

428 Manning, Leroy B., Naples, R. D. 27 

1824 Manning. Melvin A., Naples, R. D. 26 

862 Margeson, Charles A., Naples, R. D. 7 

1089 Margeson, Elmer L.. 63 Union St., Dundee 

1711 Margeson Rav. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

1726 Maroney, Richard D., 103 Lake St, Penn Y'an 

135 Marsh, (rharles D., 200 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

1431 Marsh, Harrison A., Lakemont 

1146 Marshall, Robert L., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

1251 Martin. Charles ,R., Himrod, R. D. 15 

490 Martin, Frank I , Blulf Point, R. D. 1 

475 Martin George, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

609 Martin, George, Himrod 

568 Martin, James G.. Box 136, Middlesex 

1851 Martin, John A., Dresden 

106 Martin William B.. Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

18 Martin. William D., Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

648 Mashewske, Fred, Penr. Yan. R. D. 10 

1449 Mashewske. Jacob. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

459 Mathews, Charles E., Bluff Point, R. D. 11 

1812 Mathews, CJilbert A., Himrod, R. D. 15 

980 Mathews, Merl W., Himrod, R. D. 15 

644 Mathews. William, 107 Kimball St.. Penn Yan 

1521 Mead. Frank H.. Penn Yan 

1148 Meade, Alden E., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

50 Meade. David E., Middlesex, R. D. 2 

1901 Meade, Horace J., 101 Johnson Ave., Penn Yan 



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1831 Meade, Martin M.. Middlesex, R D 2 

2 54 Meehan, John J., 224 Keuka St., Penn Yan 

799 Meeker, Charles E., Dresden 

977 Melious, Willett W., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

536 Merrick, Burton L.. Dundee, R. D. 4 

523 Merrifteld, John F., Penn Yan 

46 Merriman, David V , 106 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

1576 Mertz, Frank, Middlesex, R. D. 2 

1883 Mertz, (3eorge E., Rushville, R D. 2 

1746 Mertz, Lewis J., Rushville, R. D, 2 

43 Mertz Rodney C. Middlesex. (R D. 25 

1112 Messinger, Clarence D.. Hopkins Place, Penn Yan 

1361 Mikkelsen, Niels C, Penn Yan R D 1 

1837 Miles, Albert A., Middlesex 

1614 Miles, Frank L, 4 Union St.. Dundee 

1156 Miles, Theron, Middlesex 

9 Millard, Frank E., Dundee, n. D 2 

385 Miller, Albert S., Branchport 

640 Miller, Charles H., 119 E. Main St., Penn Yan 

971 Miller, David, 124 Benham St., Penn Yan 

626 Miller, Edward J., Himrod 

1464 Miller, Frank P.. Rock Stream 

560 Miller, Fred A., Dundee, R. D 3 

1284 Miller, George H., 249 E, Main St., 

1111 Miller, Myron, Middlesex 

779 Miller, Raymond, Dundee, R. D. 4 

208 Miller, Walter V , 16 Ser.eca St., Dundee 

466 Miller, William F., Penn Yan. R D, 3 

1365 Mills, Ralph H.. Penn Yan, R. D. 5 

1573 Mitchell, Arthur H„ 117 Clinton St., Penn Yan 

1866 Mittower. George D., Pann Yan, R. D. 10 

473 Moniot, August E, 105 Monell St., Penn Yan 

1196 Moniot, Paul J , Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

1514 Moon, Chester L.. 332 Head St, Penn Yan 

514 Moon, Frank P., Branchport, R. D 1 

1204 Moon, Glenn E.. Bluff Point. R, D 1 

197 Moon, Jacob F.. Dundee, ■i^ D. 2 

277 Moon, Walter K.. Lakemont 

634 Moor Lawrence E., 147 Cornwell St , 

356 Moore, Charles G., 213 Main St., Penn Yan 
586 Moore, George V., Penn Yan, R, D. 1 

1207 Moore, Harry C, Bluff Point, R D. 1 

519 Moore. James E., 107 Keuka St„ Penn Yan 

287 Moore, John C, 106 Chapel St., Penn Yan 

1372 Moore, Perl C, Penn Yan. R .D. 5 

695 Moran, Thomas F,, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

772 Morehouse, Lee, Penn Yan, R. I>. 2 

491 Morehouse, Percy L., Keuka Park 

1835 Morgan. Jesse F. 13 Goble St.. Dundee 

538 Moriey Leon R., Himrod, R. D. 15 

360 Morrison, Walter J , Branchport, R. D. 2 

306 Morse. Adelbert R., Himrod, R. D. 1 

150 Morse, Eidward C, Himrod. R D. 1 

1557 Morse, George, 7 Seneca St., Dundee 

1003 Morse, Guy, Bluff Point, IR. D. 1 

453 Morse, Melvin E , Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

596 Morse, Phillip, 1 Violet Ave., Penn Yan 

4 23 Morse, Vernon E., 304 Jacob St, Penn Yan 

8' 4 Mortensen. George, Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

456 Mortensen Hans Peter. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

75 Mortensen. Oscar N., Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

74 Morten, Joseph, Potter 

554 Moshier. Murry A., Middlesex, R, D, 2 

417 Mueller, Paul C. K J.. Branchport, R. D. 14 

1706 Miller. Lynn S, Box 127, Dundee 

1319 Mulvihill, Thomas E., 113 Hamilton St., Penn 
Yan 

1447 Murdock, Leon C. 2S Main St., Dundee 

1018 Murphy, Daniel L., 59 Seneca St., Dundee 

558 Murphy. Henry P., 63 Seneca St , Dundee 

855 Murphy, John M., Gage 

533 Murphy, Lazear J, 6 Seneca St.. Dundee 

24 Murphy, Thomas, StarUev 

1627 Murray, Emmett L.. 302 Keuka St.. Penn Yan 

154 Murray. William J., Penn Yan, R. D. 8 

1890 Myers. Dean. Keuka Park 

44 IVaKeld'nffer, Floyd K., tiai^re 

839 Nageldinger. Emiel F., Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

1321 Nageldinger, Phillip B, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
398 Neally, Harrv E., Bellona 

853 Nellis, Fred P., 109 Cornwell St., Penn Yan 

844 Kellis, John, 107 Cornwell St., Penn Yan 

22 Nelson. Alfred, Glenora 

397 Nelson, Charles H., 16 Millard St., Dundee 

735 Newcomb, Henry R.. Barnes 

712 Newell, Frank. Hall. R. D. 1 

776 Newland. Charles F, Branchport 

1328 Newland. Francis E.. Branchjiort 

273 Newland. LeRoy H., Branchport 

1263 Newton, Charles R.. 214 Lawrence St., Penn Yan 

1460 Nichols, Arthur J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

1325 Nichols, Jesse L, Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

1886 Nichols, Loren, Penn Yan, R, D. 9 

1900 Nichols. Robert E. 1 Pleasant Ave.. Penn Yan 

1554 Nicholsen. Charles G.. Prattsburgh 

952 Nickerson. James, Himrod 

238 Nielsen, Henry E., Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

1437 Nielsen, Jul, Penn Yan ,R. I). 6 

1322 Nielsen. Lars, Penn Yan, R D. 7 

1428 Nielsen. Martin J . 136 Ogden Sf . Penn Yan 

188 Nielsen. Niels P.. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

1749 Nielsen, Niels P.. 218 Hamilton St., Penn Yan 

1561 Nielsen. Niels P.. 407 Main St. Penn Yan 

357 Nielsen. William R., Penn Yan, R. D. 10 
1188 Niles. Charles, Penn Yan. R. D. 8 
1415 Niles. Simeon, Middlesex. R. D. 24 

723 Nixon, George W , Bluff Point 

1079 Nixon, Morgan, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 




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Norman. Claud L.. Dresden 

Norman. Harry W., nr^sden 

Norman. Stephen D.. Penn Yan, II. D. 10 

Norris. Alexander. Dundee. K. I>. 4 

iVorris. Ralph P . Himrod 

Norris. William .1.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Northrup. Alfred F. Branehport 

Northrup. George F., 210 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Nutt. Charles O.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

O'Brien, Mioliael B . 117 AVasener .St., Penn Yan 

O'Connor. Tim M.. Penn Yan. R. D, 9 

O'Kane. Arthur, 62 Water St.. Dundee 

O'Keefe. Richard A.. 122 Keuka St.. Penn Y'an 

Olsen. Chris M.. Himrod. R .D. 15 

Olsen. Niels C . Penn Yan. R D. 9 

Olsen. Otto C. Penn Yi,n. R. D. 1 

Orr. Clarence E.. Harrington 

Orr. James F.. Himrod. R. D. 15 

Orr. Oliver D.. Bluff Point. R D 1 

Osborne. Frank G.. 244 Head St.. Penn Yan 

Osborne. Lorenza P.. 106 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Osburn. Robert B. 114 Walnut St.. Penn Yan 

Osterhout, Abram. 180 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

Osterhout. Charles. Jr. 180 Seneca St, Penn Yan 

Osterhout Cornelius, ISO Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

Oswald. Albery, Penn Yan. R. 1). 7 

Oswald. Benjamin. Penn Yan. R. 1). 7 

Oswald. Ernest A., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

Oswald. Frank E . Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

Otis. John L.. Dundee 

Ottaviano. James. Knapp House. Penn Yan 

Ottlev. Louis C. Middlesex. R. D. 2 

Ouellett. Thomas E., 3 Main St.. Penn Yan 

Ovens, James T.. Penn Yan. R. D 2 

Ovenshire. Lee E . Dundee. R. D. 1 

Ovenshire. Merlin L. Dundee. R. D. 3 

Ovens. William P . Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

Owen, Arthur A., Penn Yan, R. D 10 

Owen. George H.. 345 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Owen, Glenn L., Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

Paddock, Arthur J., Prattsliiirfsli, H. U. 4 

Paddock, Elisha E.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Paddock. Gerald L.. 89 Seneca St., Dundee 

Paddock. Phillip E.. Branehport, R. D. 12 

Paddock. Robert D . Dundee. R. D. 4 

Page. Charles. Naples, R. D. 26 

Paige. Fred G.. 135 Walnut St . Penn Yan 

Palmatier. Henry A., 142 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

Palmer. Floyd A.. 12 StoU St.. Dundee 

Palmer. Robert J.. Penn Yan R. D. 10 

Pardngton. Robert W.. Penn Yan. U. D. 1 

Parish. Hiram B.. 222 F. Main St.. Penn Yan 

Parker. Albert C. Branehport 

Parker. Floyd H.. Branehport 

Parker. Flovd M . Penn Yan. R. D. 3 

Parker. Madell M., Branehport. R D. 1 

Parker. Stuart K.. 242 Hamilton St.. Penn Yan 

Parmalee. Egbert O., Penn Yan. R .D. 5 

Parmalee. Leo L.. 43 BIgelow Ave . Dundee 

Parmalee William J.. Penn Yan. R D. 5 

Parsons? Charles E., Naples. R D. 26 

Parsons. Graham. 312 Clinton St., Penn Yan 

Parsons, Herbert. Prattsburgh. R. D. 4 

Parsons. Warren M., Branehport. R. D. 14 

Pascali. Francesco. Jacoh St., Penn Yan 

Paulding. John F., 81 HoUister St.. Dundee 

Peach. Thomas O.. Lakemont 

Peck. Howard H.. Penn Yan. R D. 1 

Pedersen. Andrew. Penn Yan, R, D. 3 

Pedersen. Martin. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

Pedersen. Peter S. F.. Bellona 

Pepper. John W, 116 Hicks St., Penn Yan 

Peres. Manuel G.. Lakemont 

Perry Albert S.t Rushville, R. D. 2 

Perry. Delmar. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

Perrv. Fred E., Branehport, R. D. 1 

Perr.v. George H.. 105 South Ave , Penn Yan 

Perrv. Joseph J.. 183 Seneca St., Penn Yan 

Perrv, Robert G., Rushville, R. D. 23 

Petersen. Carl E., Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Petersen. Martinus. Penn Yan, R, D. 10 

Peterson. Herman C, Dundee, R. D. 1 

Phalen. Bernard J., 105 Burus Terrace, Penn Yan 

Phalen. Wempell H., Penn Yan, R, D. 3 

Phelps, George L.. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

Phelps. John G. Middlesex. R. D. 1 

Philes. James W.. Penn Yan. R. D, 10 

Phillips. Burton L., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

Phillips. Fred O.. 12 Edwina St.. Dundee 

Phillips. John L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Pierce. Floyd D.. Branehport 

Pierce. William H.. Dundee 

Pike. Will H., Box 154. Middlesex 

Pinneo. Edward. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

Pinneo. Ray. Penn Yan R. D 2 

Pinneo. Rov. Branehport. R. D. 1 

Plaisted, Frederick L., 35 Harpending Ave., 

Dundee 
Plaisted. George M., Penn Yan, R. D. 2 
Platman. Lester R. 127 Stark St.. Penn Yan 
Platman. Lewis D.. Bellona 

Pollock. William G, 113 Chapel St.. Penn ^ an 
Pondell, Frank, 111 Cherry St.. Penn Yan 
Porter. Delos E.. 307 Lake St., Penn Yan 
Porter. Hugh W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Potter. Arnold J. B., 160 Main St, Penn Y'an 
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Potter, Edwin M.. Naples. R. D. 27 
Potter. Lester B. Naples. R. D. 27 
Potter. Rexford. 160 Main St. Penn Yan 
Potter, William J , Naples. R. D. 26 
Potts. Allen C. Branehport. R. D. 1 
Powers. Earl T.. Rushville 
Powers. Fred P.. Rushville 
Powers. Guy H . Middlesex. R. D. 2 
Powers. John J., 314 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 
Powers John S., Middlesex. R. D. 2 
Powers. Ralph L . Penn Yan. R. D. 1 
Pratt. Avery I . Middlesex. R. D. 2 
Pratt. Elmer G.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 
Pratt. Erving J.. Rush\'ille 
Pratt. Lewis F.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Presler. Fred W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 
Preslor Wilbur V.. Penn Yan. R, D. 10 
Price. Fred N . Dundee. R D. 4 
Price. Harry D.. 426 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
Prince. Leonard. 135 Benham St.. Penn Yan 
Prior. Lews H., Dundee, R D. 4 
Prosser. Charles H., Himrod R D 15 
Pruden. Charles .V.. Nai. les. R. D. 26 
Pulver. Eberle E.. Penn I'an, R. D. 10 
Pulver, Fred M. Branehport. R D. 14 
Pulver, Gordon W.. Branehport, R. D. 2 
Pulver. Irwin S.. Penn Y'an. R. D 10 
Pulver. John F.. Branehport. R D. 14 
Pulver. Perry L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Pulver. Peter I).. Branehport 
Pulver, Warren E. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 
Purdy. I Seymour, Penn Yan, R. D. 5 
Pysher. Clarence A., Dundee, R. D. 4 

Queenan, Frank K., l(i Lawrence St.. Penn Yan 
Quetchenbach,, John. Penn Yan. R D. 2 
Quick. James I.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Race, Frank, \a|ile.s, R. D. iO 

Race. Frank L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Radley. Scott L. Lakemont 

Raker. James B. 117 Dake St.. Penn Y'an 

Randall. Charles H.. Bianchport. R. D. 2 

Randall Charles I., Rushville, R. D. 22 

Randall. Perry W . Penn Yan. R. D 2 

Randall. Wilfred A.. 122 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

Randolph. Alvin S.. Naples. R. D. 26 

Randolph. Earl R.. Naples, R D. 26 

Rapalee. Daniel T. 61 Main St.. Dundee 

Rapalee. Homer D.. Maple Ave.. Penn Y^an 

Rapalee. Walter A., Penn Yan. R D. 7 

Raplee. Delanson J , Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

Rarrick. Casius, 7 Washington St . Dundee 

ijlasmussen. Chris. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Razey. Frank J.. 328 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

Read. Orion W.. Middlesex 

Reagan. Charles W.. 113 Benham St.. Penn Yan 

Reagan. James J, Penn Yan, R D. 5 

Rector. Howard S.. Middlesex. R. D. 

Reed Ernest B, 138 E. Main St.. Penn Y'an 

Reed. Fred F.. 309 Elm St , Penn Yan 

Reed, James I . Penn Yan 

Reed, Sidney H.. Bellona 

Reed. William C. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

Reed. William D.. 211 Water St.. Penn Y'an 

Reich, Herbert S. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Reich Irvin H , Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

Reilly. Thomas A.. 334 Liberty St., 

Reissig. Herman F . Penn Yan. R. 

Remington. Simon H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

Rescall. William, Keuka Park 

Reuse, Ludwig. 138 E Main St., Penn Y'an 

Reynolds, Frank A., Rushville. R. D. 2 

Reynolds. Grover C. Middlesex 

Reynolds. Harvey T.. Middlesex 

Reynolds. William. Dresden 

Ribble. Wesley M.. 120 Hicks St., Penn Yan 

Rice, Earl, Himrod 

Rice, John, Himrod 

Rice, Mathew, Edwina St , Dundee 

(Riche, Roy A.. Hall. R. D. 1 

Richemyer. Charles C. Union St., Dundee 

Ringer. Clarence. Keuka Park 

Ringer. Frank B.. Keuka Park 

Roche, Angelo J., 300 Main St . Penn Y'an 

Roat. William, Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

Robins, Charles W.. Bellona 

Robins. George H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

'Roberts. Bmmett C . 65 Hollister St.. Dundee 

Rolaerts. Roy R.. 46 Seneca St , Dundee 

Robertson. James V., 210 Lawrence St.. Penn 

Yan 
Robeson. Charles A., Middlesex. R. D. 2 
Robeson. Fi'ed R . Branehport, R. D. 2 
Robeson. Roscoe J.. 223 Head St.. Penn Yan 
Robeson. Russell H., 223 Head St.. Penn Yan 
Robinson. Charles H.. Glenora 

Elmer L.. Dundee. R D 4 
Herbert J.. Dundee. R. D. 4 
Robinson. Louis A.. Rushville. R .D. 2 
Robinson. Ray L ,, Dundee. R. D. 2 
Robinson. William C. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 
Robson. Charlie C. Middlesex 
Rockwell. Frank W.. Dresden 
Roddy. Patrick. Bellona 
Roe, Bert A.. Gage 
Rogers. Abel W.. Dundee. R. D. 3 
Rogers. Alva. Penn Yan, R. D. 10 
Rogers. Charles. Penn Yan. 11. D. 10 



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541) Rogers, Ira J.. Dundee, R. 1). 4 

;I9 Rogers, Leon M. Penn Van, R. n. 10 

932 Rogers, Ray H., 117 Stark St., Penn Yan 

1523 Rogeis, Lawson Waren, 208 Head St.. Penn Yan 

402 Rogers. Walter A . Middlesex. R. J1. 2 

692 Rolf. Alvin O.. Penn Yan, R. D 9 

936 tolf, William H.. Penn Yan. R D. 8 

1628 Rolte. Calvin .1., Penn Yan 

702 Roloson, Clinton H , Dundee. R. D 4 
79 Roof. Hairv J.. Dundee. R, D 4 

1698 Roof. Phillip H., Dundee, R. D. 4 

1389 Roosa. .lohn K.. Glenora 

6 16 Rose. Benjamin A. 243 Sheppard St.. Penn Yan 

1142 Rose, Bernard B.. I'enn I'an. R. D. 2 

1222 Rose. Edward D. 231 Slieppard St.. Penn Yan 

14,';6 Rose, Fred H., 231 Sheppard St. Penn Yan 

804 Rosekrans. Edmund C 28 Seneca St.. Dundee 

1297 Ross. Alonzo P.. 310 Court St., Penn Yan 

840 Ross. Fred T.. 125 E. Main St.. Penn Yan 

68 Ross. Merton L.. Himrod 

1229 Rossler, Gilbert F.. Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

1260 Rothman, Lewis, 548 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

l!lll Rothe, Cleo L. Middlesex, R. D. 26 

728 Roy. Harold S., 409 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

1383 Rugar. George F. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

1381 Russell. Fred C. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
1552 Russell. Frederick C. P?nn Yan. R. D. 5 

547 Russell, Piatt. Branchport 

1304 Rutenber, Charles B.. Pann Yan. R. D. 9 

103 liyal, William D.. Dresden 

l::.'>4 Siibin, Itprt, Diiiidei-, K. n. 1 

1313 Sabin. George .\.. Main St.. Penn Yan 

985 Sabin, William c. 449 Main St.. Penn Yan 

569 Sackett. Cornelius J.. 19 Bigelow Ave.. Dundee 

611 Sackett, Nathaniel P., 327 Elm St., Penn Yan 

562 Sackett. Winfield S., 117 Sheppard St.. Penn Van 

620 Sadusky. John L. 412 Keuka St.. Penn Yan 

860 Sanderson. Joseph H.. 201 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

140 Sanderson, Leonard R.. Bluff Point. R. D. 11 

905 Sanderson. William T., Branchport, R D. 2 

1829 Santullo. Nicola. 146 Seneca St, Penn Yan 

145 Savage. John E.. Middlesex. R. D. 

938 Sawyer, Harry, Himrod 

12 3 Saxbury, LeRoy C. Dresden 

685 Sayre. Clarence L, Himrod 

825 Scarapaccio, Charles 122 Franklin St.. Penti Yan 

182 Schenk, Fred E., Naples, R. D. 26 

202 Schenck. Richard C Branchport, R. D. 13 

527 Scherer. Edward L, 123 Elm St. Penn Yan 

923 Schoonover. Willis C. Bluff Point 

819 Schroder. Chris. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

541 Schroder. Jens J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

442 Schofleld. Elmer J , 1:'6 Benham St , Penn Yan 

125 Schofleld, Ray, Penn Yan, R .T>. 3 

29 Schofleld. William A.. 310 Elm St.. Penn Yan 

1080 Schumann, Nichols L.. Rushville, R. D, 

225 Scliweickhard. Alfred P., 109 Chestnut St.. Penn 

Yan 

929 Schweickhard, Dewey I . Penn Yan. R D. 7 

530 Schweickhard, Frank C, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 

1001 Schweickhard. Fred. Rushville 

863 Schweickhard, William A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 
376 Sciore. Charles D .' 109 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

1262 Scotchmer. Ph;iip J., 120 Walnut St., Penn Yan 

1595 Scott. Bert. A. Hall, n. D. 1 

300 Scott. John N.. Dundee, R. D. 4 

1444 Scranton. Samuel J.. D-esden 

505 Scranton. Walter L, Dresden 

489 Seager. Harold J.. Penn Yan, R D. 6 

219 Seager. James E.. Branchport. R. D 2 

1382 Seager. Sidney J.. Penn Yan. R D. 6 
1631 Seager. William T.. Branchport 
1378 Seeker. Charles. Penn Yan 

15S0 Seeley. Charles W.. Rushville. R D. 1 

1591 Seeley. Prank J., 210 E. Main St, Penn Yan 

1799 Seybolt, Henry Y.. 58 Hollister St.. Dundee 

1718 Shannon, Albert J.. Dundee. R. D. 1 

450 Shannon. Clarence J.. Starkey 

1884 Shannon. Earl J.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

1906 Shannon. George B., 104 Johnson St.. Penn Yan 

1442 Sharpe. William L. Dresden 

652 Shaw. Blaine E., Prattsburgh. R. I). 4 

186 Shaw. Charles D.. Dundee, R. D. 1 

133 Shaw. Elmer J.. Branchport. R. D. 1 

389 Shaw. James M . Dundee. R. D. 2 

1385 Shaw. William, Branchport. R. D. 13 

864 Shay. George W.. Naples. R D. 26 

83 Shay. Robert F.. 307 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

1660 Sharman. William A . Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

1004 Shedrick. Clinton. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 (Col.) 

992 Shedrick. Floyd P.. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 (Col.) 

485 Shedrick. Marion E.. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 (Col.) 

1394 Sheehan. William A.. Rushville. R. D. 2 

217 Shepard. Lysander C. Penn Yan, R. D 6 

526 Sheppard. Oliver. 169 Main St. Penn Yan 

235 Shifflet. David H.. 246 Jacob St.. Penn Yan 

375 Shoemaker. Raymond L.. Bluff Point. R. D. 11 

441 Short. Henry M.. 135 Elm St., Penn Yan 

1221 Short, Joseph R.. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

1486 Shultz. Charles A. Penn Yan. R. D. 4 

511 Shultz. Frank. Penn Yan. R .D. 6 

400 Shultz. Harold J.. Himrod 

667 Shultz. John C. Middlesex. R. D. 25 

365 Shuman. John L.. Rushville, R D. 

1512 Shutts. Paul M.. 212 Hamilton St.. Penn Y'an 

703 Sikaras. Frank P.. 105 Main St., Penn Yan 
544 Sikaras. Peter K.. 105 Main St.. Penn Yan 

1550 Silliman, Harry A., Himrod 



12:11 

1103 

1031 

9 82 

436 

909 

835 

112 

123 

154 6 

695 

1916 

3 6 

824 

1712 

1063 

1484 

7S4 

778 

1288 

1384 

1542 

259 

444 

1320 

52 

801 

1286 

1655 

30 

899 

416 

480 

788 

1838 

1661 

821 

1717 

1624 

510 

201 

49 

636 

1076 

1566 

289 

1463 

1735 

1231 

396 

638 

116 

445 

1423 

1424 

1516 

105 

563 

567 

823 

32 

926 

708 

1644 

995 

16l2 

1657 

96 

1870 

14 90 

1728 

1163 

152 

142 

271 

1759 

339 

1910 

1045 

1635 

1859 

865 

677 

1055 

15 

88 

975 

100 

615 

1492 

1425 

366 

806 

1413 

1879 

1450 

1453 

131 

1584 

1667 

1872 

316 

1772 

1340 

552 

1034 

1572 

764 

967 



S'llnian. Carl H . Middlesex. R. D. 

Simmons. (_'harles M. \\ agener Court. Penn Yan 

Simmons. William H., Wagener ("'ourt, Penn Yan 

Simmons. Howard E.. 558 Liberty St., Penn Yan 

Simonsen, John, East Main St, Penn Yan 

Sisson, Arthur A., Branchport 

Sisson. Floyd W., Penn Yan R D 4 

Sisson. Harold S.. Penn Van. R d' 3 

Sisson. Harry G., Penn Yan, R D 8 

Slack. Charles .A.. Rushville, R D ''3 

S ack, George H., 20 Edwina St., Dundee 

Slack. Cleo R, Middlesex. R D 2 

Slack, Harry G.. Dundee 

Slater, (^laude A., Dundee, R D 1 

Slocum, Fred E.. Penn Yan, R D 10 

Slocum, John E . Penn Yan, R D 4 

Slover. Henry W., Naples. R D 26 

Smalley. Dean L. Dundee Jl D 4 

Smith. Abijah B.. Branchport RD 2 

Smith. Albertus B.. Middlesex 

Smith. Andrew A., Himrod, R D 15 

Smith, Andrew J , Penn Yan, R. D 4 

Smith, Charles F.. Dundee 

Smith. Charles R., Dundee, R D 4 

Smith, Clarence A., 122 Walnut St.. Penn Yan 

Smith, Edward B.. 156 Water St., Penn Yan 

Smith, E. Eugene, Penn Yan, R D 9 

Smith. Fred. Penn Yan R D 8 

Smith. Fied H.. 216 Hamilton St.. Penn Yan 

Smith, Harry C, Water St., Dundee 

Smith. Harry M.. Dundee. R. D 4 

Smith. Horatio S.. Dresden 

Smith. Ira A.. Himrod 

Smith. John E.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Smith. John N . Penn Yan R. D 6 

Smith. Louis E ., Penn Yan, R. D 6 

Smith. Myron H., 37 Edwina St.. Dundee 

Smith. Rollie J.. Penn Yan, R. D. 6 

Smith. William H.. 322 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

Smith, William H., Dresden 

Snook, Oliver W., Dundee. R D 2 

Snyder, Adelbert M., 115 Henry St., Penn Yan 

Snyder John W.. Branchport, R. D 2 

Snyder. Sylvester. Naples. R. D 7 

Snyder. William H.. 255 Lake St.. Penn Y'an 

Sones. George W., 315 Elm St.. Penn Yan 

Sorensen, Horace I'., Penn Yan, R. D 8 

Southall. Harry W., Penn Yan. R D. 1 

Southworth. Ralph. Dundee, R. D. 3 

Spear. Darwin \V.. 136 Brown St.. Penn Yan 

Spears. Alonzo. 118 Cornwell St., Penn Van 

Spelman, John, Branchport 

Spence, Robert B.. Dundee, R D. 4 

Spencer. Clarence 1).. Penn Yan. R. D 5 

Spencer, Carlo J.. 20 Hollister St.. Dundee 

Spier, Leo C, 111 Burns Terrace. Penn Yan 

Spink, Azariah L.. Dundee, R. D. 2 

Spoor. Ralph R.. Himrod 

Sprague. Howard L„ Dundee. R D. 1 

Sprague. Roy F., 238 Head St., Penn Yan 

Sproul, Ernest L., 23 Harijending Ave , Dundee 

Squires, Stanley J.. Branchport. R D 2 

Squires. William H. Bluff Point. IR. D 11 

Sprague. Charles B.. 339 Head St.. Penn Yan 

S]irague. Everett H.. 214 Head St. Penn Yan 

Sprague. Fred H., Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

Sprague. John R.. 339 Head St.. Penn Yan 

Sprague. Howard J.. Seneca St . Penn Yan 

Stalker, Freeman. Dundee. R, D. 4 

Standish. Harry M.. Naples. R. D. 26 

Stanhope, Jay G.. Hall. R. D. 1 

Stanton. Luther G.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Stape. Harry L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

Stape. Murray J., Rushville 

Stape, Newman W.. Rushville. R. D. 2 

Staples. Clarence A.. Himrod. R. D. 1 

Stevens. Ervin W., Penn Van. R. D. 6 

Stevens. Francis H.. 235 Jacob St., Penn Yan 

Stevens. William O.. Penn Yan. ,R. D. 10 

Stever. James L. 138 E. Main St., Penn Yan 

Stever. Pearle H.. Branchport. R. D. 1 

Stewart. George A.. Prattsburgh. R. D. 4 

Still. Charles H.. Dundee. R. D. 4 

Stone. Guy W.. Rock Stream 

Stone. Howard C, Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

Stork. Lester H,. 539 Liberty St., Penn Y'an 

Stoddard. Philo K . Middlesex, R. D. 24 

Stowell. Frank P.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

Strait. Fred E.. Dundee, R. D. 4 

Strait. Eldward B.. Dundee. R. D. 1 

Stratton. Herman. 109 Jackson St.. Penn Yan 

Strawway, Bertis E.. Dundee. R. D. 1 

Strobridge, Clair B., Bridge St.. Dundee 

Strobridge. Glenn E . Penn Yan. R, D. 6 

Stryker, Clarence A., Penn Yan, R. D. 9 

Stryker. Earl, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

Stryker. Floyd B.. Bluff Point. R. D. 11 

Stryker. Harry, Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

Stryker. William F.. Himrod. R. D. 1 

Sturdevant. Frank P , Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

Sunimerson. James F, Himrod. R. D. 1 

Sunderlin. Asah J.. Dundee, R. D. 1 

Sunderlin. George. 159 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

Suter. Henry A , Naples, R. D. 27 

Sutfln. Lysle D.. 5 Washington St., Dundee 

Sutherland. Edward B.. 108 Hutton St., Penn Y'an 

Sutherland, Ernest W.. Branchport 

Sutherland. Fred C, Keuka Park 

Sutherland, Wesley R,, Keuka Park 



T^age Thirty-seven 



sua Swarthout. Bert B., Per.n Yan, R. D. 6 

SI16 Swarthout. Glenn. Branchport 

1734 Swarthout. Guy. HI Harijending- Ave. Dundee 

i;(5 Swarthout. Oliver H.. 1-10 .Jacob St., Penn Yan 

1856 Swarthout. Italph .) . Dundee. R, U. 2 

HiiS Swarthout. Rov K.. Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

13:i5 Swarthout. Walter J.. Uu.shville. R. D. 23 

18r>3 Swarthout. William K. Penn Yan, R. D. 2 

587 Swarts. George E.. Himrod. R. D. 1 

439 Swartwood. Arthur. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

1462 Sweigart. John L,.. Dresden 

618 Swiclc, Bert, 132 Sheppard St., Penn Y'an 

1401 Tiiylor, Alonzo P., \:i|ilrH, R. I). ::<> 

ia05 Tavlor, Arthur C. 110 Clinton St.. Penn Yan 

521 Taylor. Charles E.. 305 Clinton St, Penn Yan 
till 5 Tavlor. George E., Penn Yan 
14117 Taylor. George W.. 113 Kim St.. Penn Yan 
1116 Tavlor. Leon ■R... 304 Keuka St. Penn Yan 

247 Tavlor. Samuel A , Dundee. R. D. 1 
1016 Tiers, Albert G.. Branchport, R. D. 1 
1107 Tiers, Charles E.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

181 Tiers. Frank. Penn Yan 
1051 Tiers. Lee W . Penn Yan. R. D. 7 
1454 Tiers. Miles B., Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
341 Tiers. Roy A.. Penn Yan. R. D. 7 
890 Teftt. Herman L, Dresden 
i)14 Templar, Josiah M.. Dundee, R. D. 4 
424 Tennant. Jerry W.. Dundee, R. D. 2 
829 Terpolilli, Nick. lOii Franklin St, Penn Yan 
474 Tetor. Arthur J.. Dundee. R. D. 3 

281 Tetor. Frank H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

1295 Thayer. George H. 204 Court St.. Penn Y'an 
1203 Thayer. Harry J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 3 
1737 Thomas, Allen F.. Branchport 
1088 Thomas, Elmer A., Himrod 

282 Thomas, Frank. Rock Stream, R. D. 21 
1567 Thomas, William, Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
1445 Thompson, Chris C. Bluff Point. R. D. 11 
1895 Thompson. Clarence F. Penn Yan, R. D. 3 

902 Thompson. Edward. 204 Lake St., Penn Yan 
628 Thompson. Grover. Naples, R. D .27 
206 Thompson. Lewis S., 523 Liberty St., Penn Yan 
1786 Thompson. Lynn E., Central House. Penn Yan 
1636 Thompson, Wade B . Penn Y'an. R. D. 3 
1876 Thompson. Walter W., Naples, R, D. 27 
725 Thompson. William A., Rushville 
913 Thornton. Henry T.. Lake St.. Penn Yan 
1132 Tierney, John. Penn Yan. R D. 6 

953 Timmerman, Harold M , Branchport 
1303 Tinney, Frank A., Penn Yan, R. D. 8 
1898 Tinsley, Zma E., Rock Stream, R. D. 1 
1664 Titus. Albert R.. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 

214 Titus. Ernest E.. Clinton St . Penn Yan 
1300 Tomes. Albert C, Penn Van. R. D. 3 
349 Tomion. Albert J.. Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
1693 Tompkins, George L.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
1046 Torniey. William P., Dundee 
1843 Torrence. Burr W.. Penn Y'an. R. D. 5 

537 Tower. Donald M.. 28 Seneca St., Dundee 
1273 Townley, James P., Dundee, R. D. 4 
717 Townsend, Albert, Penn Yan, R, D. 10 
846 Townsend, Francis B, 334 Jacob St., Penn Yan 
851 Townsend. Harvey. Penn Yan. R. D, 10 
353 Townsend, Herman R.. Branchport. R. D. 1 
1796 Townsend. James A,. 213 Lawrence St., Penn Yan 

746 Traver, Allen L, Penn Yan. R. D. 
1324 Travers. Peter J.. Penn Yan, R. D. 9 
1545 Travis. Charles B., Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
662 Travis. Claude M., Himrod, R. D. 15 
871 Travis, David. Penn Yan, R. D. 4 
1587 Travis. Grover C Penn Yan. R. D. 8 
942 Travis. John. Himrod. R. D. 15 
555 Travis. Stephen M., Penn Yan, R. D. 8 
1747 Travis. William. Himrod. R. D. 15 
1067 Travis, William, Water St., Dundee 
540 Travis, Willis. Dundee. R D. 4 

893 Trenchard, Charles H., 126 Stark St., Penn Yan 
548 Trenchard. Clarence, Penn Yan, R. D. 8 
1305 Trenchard, Fred D., Gage 

492 Trenchard, George W., Dundee, R. D. 4 
1690 Trenchard. Marshall F., Himrod, R, D. 1 
1353 Trenchard. Samuel G., 207 Liberty St;, Penn Y'an 
500 Tripp, Earl G , Dundee, R. D. 1 
838 Tubbs. Josiah M. 131 Brown St.. Penn Yan 
350 Tunney. Thomas. 218 Lawrence St., Penn Yan 
771 Turner. Eugene M., Penn Yan, R. D. 1 
464 Turner. Garfield T., Penn Yan 
1119 Turner. George W., Potter 

1282 Turner. Samuel C, 116 Stark St.. Penn Yan 
1035 Turner. Willard W.. Bellona 
1081 Tuttle. Myron M.. Dundee. R. D. 2 
129 Tuttle, William, Branchport, R. D. 13 
403 Twitchell. Harry S.. Rushville. R. D. 2 
1619 Tylee. William J.. 314 Clinton St.. Penn Yan 
231 Tyler. Francis M., 118 Walnut St., Penn Yan 
1855 Tyler, Frank 'l^., Middlesex, R. D. 1 
1775 Tyler. John D.. Middlesex, R. 1 >. 1 

i:ir,7 llhl, John D., Rriin<-li|iort, K. D. 1 

917 Underwood, James H., Middlesex 

1044 l.lpson. Frank E., Dundee, R. D. 4 

1621 ITfter. Warren, Naples, R. D. 26 

10.S(( \'iileiitiiie, Herbert L.., Penn Ynn, R, D. 5 

1658 Vallimont. George E. 178 Seneca St.. Penn Yan 

636 Van Amringe. James W.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 

599 Van Cise. David E.. Himrod. R. U. 15 

1412 Van Devanter. Charles R., Dresden 



1386 

146 

939 
1354 

488 

507 
1825 
1396 
1767 

866 
1126 
1346 

710 
1248 

852 
1830 

299 
1219 
1289 

833 
1695 
1265 

716 

l.-i7» 

1466 

1125 

248 

984 

92 

1244 
431 
797 

1355 

927 

947 

21 

1776 
679 

1848 
409 

1642 
426 

1852 

1074 
937 
336 
433 
323 

1182 

1591 
794 
504 

1041 
873 
502 
372 
309 
789 
327 
156 
870 
126 

1154 

1277 
579 
149 

1040 

1118 
699 
407 

1436 
321 

1106 
404 

1784 
97 

1764 



Van Epps, Louis D.. Middlesex, R. D. 2 
Van Etten. Philip N.. Dundee, R. D. 1 
Van Gelder. Lyman D.. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
Van Gelder. William. Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
Van Gelder, William H . 212 Elm St., Penn Y; 
Van Gelder. William N., Penn Yan. R. D. 10 
Van Gorden. Charles W., Liundee, R. D. 2 
Van Housen. Clark D., Middlesex, R. D. 32 
Van Houten. Roy L.. Dresden 
Van Scoter, Middlesex. R. D. 25 
Van Tuyl. John E.. Branchport. R. D. 1 
Vaughn. Elmer D.. 87 Seneca St.. Dundee 
Vaughn. Ralph W , Dundee, R. D. 1 
Verkruzen. Theodore A., Penn Yan 
Vickory, John O., 214 Lawrence St , Penn Yan 
Vinall, James C, Penr. Yan. R. D. 4 
Vincent. R B. Garfield, Dundee, R. D. 4 
Voak. Olney, Gage 

Voorhees Belmont M., Rushville, R. D. 
Voorhees. Henry E.. Rushville 
Voorhees. Stanley E., Rushville, R. D. 2 
Vosburgh. Lou E.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 
Vrooman, Harry B.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 



WiiK'iir, Fenton H., Rushville, R. D. n 

Wager. Forest L.. Penn Van, R. D. 4 
Waggoner. Edwai'd M.. Penn Y'an. R. 
Walbridg:e, Frank G., 149 Water St, 
Walbridge^ Philo, Penn Yan, R. D. 7 
Rushville 
Jr., South Ave 
217 Clinton St 
Middlesex 
M , Branchport 
Penn Y'an, R 



Waldron, Bert B. 
Walker, Edwin J. 
Walker. John W. 
Walther, Burt C. 
Wallace. William 
Walling, Daniel H 



D. 5 
Penn 



Penn Yan 
Penn Yan 



12 



R. D. 
D. 6 

Penn Y'an 



Dundee 



11 



Walrath. WJliam N., 2-'.l E. Main St 

Walton. Griffin B., Dundee, R. D. 4 

Walton. Stanley R.. 83 HoUister St 

Warner. Wesley J.. Dundee 

Warren. ChaiJes W.. Dundee. R. L>. 1 

Warren, Harold C. Penn Y'an. R D. 1 

Warren. Ray T.. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

Warren. Rollin B., Union St.. Dundee 

Washburn. Harry C , Middlesex 

Waterman. Jeaness. Bluff Point, R. D. 

Waters. Maurice A.. Duiidee. R. D. 2 

Watkins. Charles M.. 223 Hamilton St . Penn Y'an 

Watkins, Edward T.. 133 Stark St.. Penn Yan 

Waugh. Floyd. 12 Hollister St.. Dundee 

Wayand, Leon, Penn Yan, R, D. 7 

Wegman, William F , 133 Brown St.. Penn Yan 

Weichbrodt, James l.i.. Penn Yan, R. D. 1 

Welker. George E.. Dresden 

Welch. Leslie R.. Penn Yan. R. D. 5 

Welch. Alfred L.. Penn Y'an. R. D. 8 

Welch. Ezra P.. 539 Liberty St . Penn Yan 

Welch, Jesse L., Penn Yan, R. D. 8 

Wells. James E.. Penn Yan. R. D 8 

Welter Orville. 35 Bigelow Ave.. Dundee 

Wentsel. Lawrence L., 94 Bigelow Ave., Dundee 

Werly, Henry L.. 614 Liberty St, Penn Yan 

West. James. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

West, Rodell. 141 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

Westervelt. Elmore L.. Rushville. R. D 2 

Wetmore. Carl A.. Prattsburgh. R, D. 4 

Whalen. Irving T.. 123 Head St . Penn Y'an 

Wheat, Lewis H.. Starkev 

Wheat. William H.. Dur.dee. R. D. 4 

Wheatlev. William H.. 322 Liberty St. Penn Y'an 

Wheeler. Fred S.. Bluff Point. R D. 1 

Wheeler. James R.. 425 Liberty St.. Penn Yan 

Wheeler. Jesse P.. Penn Y'an 

Wheeler. John G. S3 Bigelow Ave.. Dundee 

Wheeler. Lloyd A.. Penn Y'an. IR. D 7 

Wheeler Rov E.. 400 Liberty St. Penn Yan 



Whitaker. Fred C. 121 Court St , Penn Y'an 
Whitbeck, Royal E., 201 Lawrence St., Penn Yan 
White, Arthur H.. Dundee. R. D. 1 
White. Charles R, Penn Yan. R. D. 7 

78 White. George H.. Penn Yan. R. D. 1 

786 White. James F.. Rock Stream. R. D. 21 

933 White, Sidney E, Bluff Point, R. D. 1 

276 White. Spencer A.. Penn Y'an. R. D. 3 

1110 Whitfield. Charles S.. 323 Liberty St., Penn Y'an 

1691 Whitman, William A., Rushville, R D. 2 

705 Wickum, Johnie W., Middlesex, R. D. 25 

80 Wilcox. Burton D., Lakemont 

1845 Wilcox, Harvey E., Dundee 

1315 Wilcox, Orison L, Lakemont 

1006 Wild, Charles G., Penn Yan. R. D. 9 

1193 Wild. William C Gage 

653 Wilhelm. Mark L.. 248 Jacob St., Penn Y'an 

285 Wilkin, Willis G. 21 Hollister St.. Dundee 

956 Wilkins William J.. Penn Yan. R. D. 8 

227 Willis. William C. Himrod 

943 Willett. Charles E.. Penn Y'an. R. D. 

1137 Willett. James D.. Bluff Point. R. T>. 

368 Willoughby, George S.. 123 Walnut St . 

769 WiUson. Earl F.. Gage 

1162 Wilson. Warren H., Naples. R. D. 26 

954 Wilson, Irving E , Penn Y'an, R. D. 6 

807 Wilson. Peter H.. 235 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

707 Windnagle. Dewey Fenton, 303 Liberty St,, 
Yan 

1881 Windnagle. Jerome A.. Branchport 

157 Wingate. Charles A.. Penn Y'an, R. D, 8 
292 Winkworth, Cyril G.. Branchport 

158 Winship. Karl. Penn Y'an. R. D. 1 
185 Winsliip. Virk. Penn Yan. R. D. 9 



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Penn Yan 



Penn 



"Page Thirly-eighl 



ISIS Winton. Hugh. 32 HoUister St.. Dundee 

iS I 2 \\ ixom. (/liarles L... ])undee 

1(1117 Wxoni. Hodnev .1., Dundee. R. D. 3 

:)1I4 Wood. Charles H.. Rushville 

8:")? Wood. Clarence H., Branchport 

Si3 Wood, Edgar Adelhert. Naples. 11. D. 27 

841 Wood. George H.. Branchport 

14^6 Wood. Leon F.. Penn Yan. H. D. 6 

{194 Wood. Lynn A . Penn Yan. R. D. 6 

C14 Wor.man. Henry O.. Dundee. R. D 1 

1857 Wortman. William R.. 134 Lake St.. Penn Yan 

lie.") Wren, 'r'hur. 2115 Elm St. Penn Yan 

2 ',7 Wren. William. Penn Yan. R. D. 2 

3(11 Wrig-ht. Clarence B.. Penn Y'an. R D. 7 

T.fi Wright. Edward P. Naples. R. D 26 

765 Wright. Fred Gage 

556 Wright. Herbert K. Penn Y'an. 'R. D. 7 

1741 Wright. Perry W.. Penn Yan. R. D. :i 



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12 ;5 
1170 
1715 

41 J 

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1174 
1338 
1233 
ISO! 

18U 
10J7 



W right. William W , Jr.. Branchport. R. D. 2 
Wyckoft. Harry. Branchport 
Wyman. Burnett W.. Middlesex. R. D 
Wyman. Frank T.. Middlesex. R. D. 
Wyman. .lames F, I'enn Yan. R. D. 4 
Wyman. Wendell B.. Middlesex 

Vareer. Jacoli A., Uiiiiltee, R. D. 3 

Yarnall. George H.. 133 E. Main St.. Penn Yan 
Yawger. Scott S.. Si7 Seneca St.. Dundee 
Y'etter. Hobart R . 126 E. Main St.. Penn Y'an 
Y'etter, Isaac L.. 104 B. Main St., Penn Y'an 
Yetter. Robert N.. 227 B. Main St.. Penn Yan 
Yonge, Lee B. 313 Court St.. Penn Yan 
Young. George A.. 105 Cherry St. Penn Yan 



fS.:S z:iiiiii<-l'iii:iii, Clyde. ITS l,:ike SI., IN'iiii Y.-in 



STATISTICAL 



The following were in charge of the registration, 
by election districts, and. as in former enrollments, 
all acted without pay: 

Harrington Al'thui- .1. Bellis 

Benton. 1 .Arthur ?;ewcomb 

Benton. 2 i (;harles S. Butcher 

Benton. 3 Ijars C. Anderson 

Italy George Thompson 

.lerusalem. 1 Rolla P. Bishop 

.lerusalem, 2 Guy Herries 

Jerusalem, 3 Chester Culver 

Middlesex, 2 L. Case Williams 

Milo, 1 Arthur Jessup 

Mile, 2 Frank R. Durry 

Milo. 3 Adelbert T. Beardslee 

Milo, 4 Wilmer Davis 

M-lo. 5 George P. Mapes 

Milo. 6 Glenn Ovi'en 

Milo. 7 Marvin Spooner 



Potter, 1 Oliver Goodrich 

Potter. 2 Roy Hobart 

Starkey. 1 Robert S. Wall 

Starkey. 2 Bertram E. Hunt 

'J'oi-rey Charles Rval 



The registrants, according to age. were: 



years I(i2 

years 108 

101 

9 

1 

1 

1 

94 

129 

117 

1(J(I 



18 


years 


19 


years 


2(1 


years 


21 


years 


23 


years 


26 


years 


27 


years 


32 


years 


33 


years 


34 


years 


35 


years 



36 years 1 

3 7 year 1 

38 years 1 

39 years 1 



40 years 

41 years 

42 years 1 

4:i years 1 

44 years 1 

4 5 years 1 



19 NATIONS AT WAR 



DATES IN WHICH THEY ENTERED THE CONFLICT 



Austria v. B Igium August 2S, 1914 

Austria v. Montenegro August 9, 1914 

Austria v. Russia August 6, 1914 

Austria v. Serbia July 2S, 1914 

Brazil v. Germany September 26, 1917 

Bulgaria v. Serbia October 14, 191.5 

China v. Austria August 14, 1917 

China v. Germany August 14. 1917 

Cuba V. Germany April 7, 1917 

France v. Austria August 12, 1914 

Prance v. Bulgaria October IS, 191.5 

France v. Germany August 3, 1914 

Germany v. France August 3, 1914 

Germany v. Portugal March 9, 1916 

Germany v. Russia August 1, 1914 

Great Britain v. Bulgaria October 16, 1915 

Great Britain v. Austria August 12, 1914 

Great Britain v. Germany August 5. 1914 

Great Britain v. Turkey November 5, 1914 



Greece (provisional government) v. Bulgaria . 

November 28, 

Greece (provisional government) v. Germany . 

November 28, 

Greece v. Bulgaria July 2, 

Greece v. Germany July 2, 

Italy V. Austria August 21, 

Italy v. Bulgaria October 19, 

Italy V. Germany August 28, 

Japan v. Germany August 23, 

Liberia v. Germany August 4, 

Montenegro v. Austria August 10, 

Panama v. Germany April 7, 

Roumania v. Austria August 27, 

Serbia v. Turkey December 2, 

Siam V. Austria July 21, 

Siam V. Germany July 21. 

Turkey v. Allies November 23, 

Turkey v. Roumania August 29, 

United States v. Germany April 6. 



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IN SERVICE OF REGULAR ARMY OR NAVY 



AT DECLARATION OF WAR. APRIL 6. 1917 



ALLEN. AHTHril LEE, {'on)<>riil. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., June 215, 1916, in Com- 
pany B, 3d New York Infantry. Sent to Mexican 
Border. Furloughed to reserve. Re-called at 
Geneva, N. Y., April 7, 1917, and sent to Camp 
Wadsworth, South Carolina, and assigned to Com- 
pany B., lOStli Infantry, liTtli Division, Sailed for 
overseas May 10th, 1918, arriving at Brest, 
France, May 23, 1918. In battles at Arras, St. 
Quentin, Cambrai and Ypres. Transferred to Of- 
ficers' Training School at Langres, France, 83d 
Division, as instructor. Appointed Corporal May 
7, 1917, at Geneva, N, Y. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. (Benton). 

BEEBE. VINCENT, Private. Isl Class. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., June 21, 1916, in Com- 
pany B, 3d Infantry, National Guard State New 
York. Discharged at Geneva, N. Y., April 10, 1917. 
Again enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., October 27, 1917. 
Sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to Per- 
manent Personnel, Medical Detachment. Dis- 
charged at Fort Slocum, N. Y., December 31, 
1918. (Milo). 

BOLSTER, HARKV S., Serjeant. 

Enlisted at Sayre, Penn., August 14, 1916, in Ma- 
chine Gun Company, 13th Pennsylvania National 
Guard. Sent to Camp Stewart. El Paso, Texas, 
bridge duty; lOSth Machine Gun Battery. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Hancock, Georgia. Sailed for over- 
seas May 1, 1918, arriving at St. Nazaire, France, 
May 12, 1918, with the lOSth Machine Gun Bat- 
talion. In Marne offensive, Vesle-Aisne offensive, 
Meuse-Argonne offensive, Thiacourt Sector. 
Wounded at Condembrie, France, July 17, 1918, 
by shell fragment in left hand. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, N. J., April 26, 1918. (Middlesex). 

BUTLER, CHARLES, Sergeant, 

Enlisted December 18, 1915, at Fort Porter, Buf- 
falo. N. Y. Sent to Columbus Barracks, O., and 
assigned to Recruit Co. 12. Transferred to Co. I, 
17th Infantry at Eagle Pass, Tex., and served on 
the Mexican Border with that organization at 
Columbus, New Mexico, from April 23, 1916. to 
February 5, 1917. Transferred to Camp Cotton. 
El Paso. Texas; to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., Com- 
pany I. 56th Infantry; to Camp Meade, Md., 14th 
Company, 154th Development Battalion, and Bat- 
tery A, 33d Field Artillery (demobilized about 
Nov. 29, 1918); assigned to Co. I, 71st Infantry. 
Transferred December 28, 1918, to Fort Totten, 
N. Y., and assigned to 4th Company. Promoted 
Corporal June 5th. 1917. at Port Oglethorpe, Ga. ; 



promoted Sergeant September 8, 1917, at Camp 
Meade, Md. Furloughed to the reserve at Fort 
Totten, N. Y., June 12, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

( ONNOLLY, HENRY G., Private. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., July 27. 1916, in Com- 
pany B, 3d National Guard, State of New York. 
Company B of the National Guard (N. Y.) served 
on the Mexican Border. Discharged at Rochester, 
N. Y., April 15, 1917, under General Orders for 
the discharge of all married men having depend- 
ents. (Starkey). 

EinVARDS, HENRY B, 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., June 26, 1896, in Com- 
pany B., 3d National Guard, State New York. 
(Barrington). 

ELLIS, (;E0R(;E ( HARLES, Boatsmate, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., August 14, 1913, and 
sent to Newport. Rhode Island, as apprentice sea- 
man. Assigned to U. S. S. "Rowan" (destroyer). 
Discharged at Boston Navy yard as seaman. 2d 
class, September 17, 1916. Re-enlisted Septem- 
ber 18, 1916, as seaman 1st class, on the U. S. S. 
"Rowan." April 2, 1917. the ship was stripped for 
action and equipped for foreign duty. April 7, 

1917, sailed from New York for Europe, arriving 
at Queenstown Naval Base. Ireland, May 18, 1917, 
and May 22 was on duty in the war zone, con- 
voying troop ships to St. Nazaire and Brest. 
France, and to Liverpool, England; also convoy- 
ing mail ships. February, 1918, Mr. Ellis was 
transferred to U. S. S. "Bridget," transport troop 
ship. Transferred to U. S. S. "McKee", at Mare 
Island Training Station, California, October, 

1918. Assigned to U. S. S. "Victoria," merchant 
ship, November, 1918, arriving in New York Har- 
bor December 23, 1918. Mr. Ellis was promoted 
to Coxswain at Mare Island Training Station, 
California; to Boatswain, 2nd class, on U. S. S. 
"Victoria"; to Boatsmate, 1st class, on U. S. S. 
"Cape May." Mr. Ellis is serving an unexpired en- 
listment. (Milo). 

HILL, ERNEST EARL, Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Elmira. N. Y., April 24, 1916. Sent to 
Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and assigned to 12th 
Recruit Co. Sent to Douglas, Arizona, and as- 
signed to Company E, 13th U. S. Infantry, with 
which served on the Mexican Border from June 
10, 1916, to June 1, 1917. Sailed from New York 
City June 10, 1917, arriving at St. Nazaire, 
France, June 23. Served in Company E, 18th U. S. 
Infantry, 1st Division, in Luneville sector, Octo- 




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ber 21 to November 20, 1917; Toul sector, Janu- 
ary 16 to April 3, 191S; Montdidier-Noyon, April 
25 to July 7 (Cantigny battle. May 28-30) ; Aisne- 
Marne, July 18-25; Saizerais, August 7-24; St. 
Mihiel, September 12-14. Wounded at Cantigny, 
May 29. 1918, by machine gun bullet in right side, 
r.nd at St. Mihiel, September 12, 1918, shell wound 
in right shoulder. In Army of Occupation at Set- 
ters from Dtcember 1, 191S, to August 17, 1919. 
Returned to the United States September 4, 1919. 
Promoted Corporal May 17, 1917, at Douglas, 
Arizona. Promoted Sergeant June 15, 1917, at 
sea. Cited for gallantry in G. O. S , Headquarters 
1st Infantry Brigade, series of 1919. Furloughed 
to the reserve at Louisville. Ky., April 25, 1920. 
(Starkey). 

HOBAN. JOHN CARR, JR., Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Columbus Barracks, Ohio, June 23, 
1916. Assigned to Recruit Company. Transferred 
to Fort Scriven, Savannah, Georgia, and assign- 
ed to 3d Company, Coast Artillery Corps. Trans- 
ferred to Fort Adams, Rhode Island, and assign- 
ed to 8th Provisional Regiment, Coast Artillery 
Corps. Sailed August 25, 1917, arriving at Bor- 
deaux, France. September 24, 1918, and assigned 
to Company A, 344th Battalion Tank Corps, in- 
dividual unit. In battles at Soissons, St. Mihiel, 
end Meuse-Argonne. Wounded at Flaville, France, 
October 10, 1918, by shrapnel and slightly gassed. 
Appointed Corporal while at Fort Scriven. and 
Sergeant at Camp Meade, Maryland, June 1, 1919. 
Discharged at (Milo). 

HO()I>, HOMER HAROLD, Coriioral. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., January 21, 1916, in 
Company A, 3d National Guard, State New York, 
and was sent to the Mexican Border, returning 
to Rochester October 5, 1916. Sailed from New- 
port News, Virginia, May 10, 1918, arriving at 
Brest. France. May 23, 1918. Member of Company 
A, lOSth Infantry. 27th Division. In battles at Hin- 
denburg Line, September 29 Vierstaat Ridge. 
August 31 to September 2; East Poperinghe 
Line, July 9 to August 20; Dickebusch Sector, 
Belgium, August 21 to August 30, 1918. Discharg- 
ed at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. (Tor- 
rey). 

.TOHNSOX, HAROLD H.. Private, 1st (lass. 

(Offleial)— Harold H. Johnson, (1065S7), Penn 
Yan. Enlisted at Ft. Scriven, Ga., March 2, 1917. 
Born Penn Yan. Age 18 9-12 years. Organizations: 
Co. D, 26th Inf. to Jan. 2, 1918; Co. C, 2d Brigade 
M. G. Battalion to death. Private March 2, 1917; 
private, 1st class, Jan. 21 ,1918. Served overseas 
June 14, 1917 to death. Killed in action May 28, 
1918. No other wounds. Notify Fred E Johnson, 
father, R. D. 1. Penn Yan. 



vices. Pvt. 1st CI. Harold H. Johnson, Co. C. Srtl 
M. O. Bn 

who was killed in action 
Near Cantigrny. France. May 28. 1918 

OfflcLal; By Command of 

R. B. Fraile Major General Summerall 

Lieutenant Colonel. A. G. D., Stephen O. Fuiiua, 
Division Adjutant. Col. G. S. C. of C. 



Headquarters 

FIRST nivisiox 
"The Commander-in-Chief has noted in this Di- 
vision a special pride of service and a higrh state 
ot morale never broken by hardship nor battle". 
G. O. No. 201. G. H. O.. A. E. F. in. Nov. 1918 
General Orders. No. 1 January 1, i;i20. 
(Extract No. 4467) 
The Division Commander 
Cite?! the following: otlicei-s and soldiers for gal- 
lantry in action and especially meritorious ser- 



.Army of the United States of America 

To all who shall see these presents, greeting; 

This is to Certify that 

HAROLD H. JOHNSON 

Private 1st Class. Company C, 2d Brigade, Ma- 

cliine Gun Battalion 
died with honor in the service of his country 
on the twenty-eighth day of May. iai8. 
Given at Washington, D. C, office of The Adju- 
tant (leneral of the Army this eighth day of 
June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty. 
I. IIRWIN. Adjutant General. 

LATHROI", ALBERT, Corporal. 

Enlisted at Columbus, Ohio, December 8, 1912. 
Sent to camp in Texas, and with the exception 
of twenty-three months In France and five weeks 
in Jacksonville, Florida, all his time has been 
spent in camps in Texas. He was with the B. Com- 
pany 23 Infantry, when it sailed for France. Sep- 
tember 2, 1917. arriving at St. Nazaire, Septem- 
ber 16, 1917. Mr. Lathrop was in five battle fronts 
and was in the Mont Blanc drive when he was 
captured and held prisoner fourteen days. Af- 
ter escaping, Mr. Lathrop was assigned to Head- 
quarters Troop, 2d Division, of which contingent 
he is still a member. (Potter). 

LE( LAIRE, LAWRENCE, U. S. Navy. 

Enlisted at Buffalo November 1, 1915. (Jerusa- 
lem). 

MALONEY, HARRY, Lieiitenant-Coloiiel, Ordnance, 
IT. S. A. 

Was appointed to the Military Academy from 
Dundee, N. Y., winning his appointment in a 
competitive examination. The appointment was 
awarded by the late Sereno E. Payne. Entered the 
class of 1912 on March 2, 1908, and graduated 
with it June 12, 1912. Upon graduation was as- 
signed to the 10th U. S. Infantry and reported to 
that regiment for duty on September 2, 1912, as 
Second Lieutenant. The regiment was at that 
time stationed in the Panama Canal Zone. Re- 
mained on duty with the 10th Infantry in the 
Canal Zone until December 31, 1915. The next 
regiment to which he was assigned upon his re- 
turn from foreign service was the twenty-sixth 
Infantry which was at that time scattered along 
the Texas border. Joined the 1st Battalion, sta- 
tioned in Harlingen, Texas. Was on regular pa- 
trol and border duty with this regiment until the 
Punitive expeditions into Mexico brought the 
Mexican troubles to a crisis and the National 
Guard troops were ordered to the border. Was 
then detailed to assist in the organization of a 
machine gun company for the third Texas Infan- 
try. Upon the completion of this duty, July 19, 
1916, was detailed as Inspector-Instructor of 
Third Texas Infantry and was later alternated 
between the 2d and 3d Regiments of Texas Infan- 
try. On September 5, 1916, was detailed to assist 
in the organization of, and to act as an instructor 



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in, a school o( machine gun fire which was duly 
started in Harlingen, Texas, for the instruction 
of all troops armed with the machine gun and 
stationed in the Brownsville district. Remained on 
duty with the school until February 27, 1917, 
when he was transferred at his own request to 
the Third Field Artillery, stationed at Fort Sam 
Houston, Texas. Remained on duty with "B" Bat- 
tery of that regiment until May 24, 1917, when 
acting under orders from the Adjutant General, 
proceeded to Springfield Armory, PJass., to assist 
in organizing and to act as an instructor in a 
school (or the training of machine gun mechanics, 
etc. Ordered overseas to study the installation 
of machine guns, cannon, etc , in aeroplanes, and 
proceeded on October 15, 1917. 

Upon arrival in France, reported to the Chief 
Ordnance Officer (or duty and was by him as- 
signed tor duty with the air service headquarters, 
as these headquarters had been requesting the 
services of several officers with machine gun ex- 
perience. One of the officers who accompanied 
him overseas was Lieutenant (later Captain! 
Frank Short, from Penn Yan. 

Remained on duty with the American Expedi- 
tionary Force, as Chief of the Aircraft Armament 
Section of the Ordnance Department until Janu- 
ary 12, 1918, when he went to England and later 
to the United States on duties connected with the 
Aircraft Armament Section Returned to France 
July 22, 1918, and remained there until the close 
of the war and the signing of the armistice. Re- 
turned to the United States for station in Wash- 
ington on March 27, 1919. Was awarded the Dis- 
tinguished Service Medal by the C in C. in France, 
July, 1919. 

The dates of promotions are as follows: Pro- 
moted First Lieutenant of Infantry, about July 15, 
1916; Captain of Field Artillery, about May 15, 
1917: Major of Ordnance, January 25, 1918: Lieu- 
tenant-Colonel of Ordnance, September 15, 1918. 
(Starkey). 

,HILLi:i!. JOSEPH B.. Private. 

Enlisted at Corning, N. Y., December 3, 1913. 
Sent to Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and assigned 
to 13th Recruit Company, Cavalry. Transferred 
to Fort Texas, Texas, Battery B., 4th Field Ar- 
tillery: Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Battery A, 9th Field 
Artillery. In service. (Milo!. 

MILLIS. KAYMONI) HENRY. Corporal. 

Enlisted at Columbus Barracks, O , June 24, 1916, 
and assigned to 22d Recruit Company. Trans- 
ferred to Fort Scriven, Savannah, Georgia, and 
assigned to 3d Company, Coast Artillery Corps, 
then to Headquarters Company. Sailed July 11, 
1918, arriving at LeHavre. France, July 28. 1918. 
Member Battery A, 64th Artillery, Coast Artillery 
Corps, 34th Separate Brigade. With American 
Expeditionary Force in France July 2:;, 1918, to 
February 24. 1919. Appointed Corporal at Fort 



Scriven, Ga., November 19. 1917. Furloughed to 
reserve July 22, 1919. (Milo). 

MOKinS, ARTHUR M. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., June 21, 1915. U. S. 
Navy. (Starkey). 

OWE.VS, HOWARD. 

Enlisted at Fort Slocum, N. Y., January 10, 1914, 
in Coast Artillery Corps. (Milo). 

PAR.SONS, HAROLD L., Major, l. S. M. C. 

Sailed (or overseas from New York City February 
12, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, February 25, 
1918. Major First Replacement Battalion, U. S. 
Marines, March. April. May; First Corps School, 
June; Fourth Regiment, 3d Division for Obser- 
vation, July 8-15; Fifth Regiment Marines, July 
22 to October 8; First Training Regiment Octo- 
ber 15 to December 15. In battles at Chateau- 
Thierry, July 8-15; Porit a Mousson, August 8- 
18; St. Mihiel, September 12; Blanc Mont, Oc- 
tober 2-18, 1918. In service in Dominian Repub- 
lic. (Milo). 

REAVES, OLIVER W., Sergeant. 

Enlisted at New York City, December 11. 1914. 
Served at Camp Empire. Canal Zone. Company 
C, 5th Infantry; Camp Beauregard. La., Com- 
pany C, 33d In(antry; Camp Pike, Ark , Company 
A, 409th Service Battalion. Promoted Corporal 
May 11, 1916, at Camp Empire, Canal Zone. Pro- 
moted Sergeant May, 1917, at Cimp Beauregard, 
La. Discharged at Camp Pike, Ark., June 7, 1919. 
Re-enlisted for one year June 7, 1919, at Camp 
Pike, Ark. (Milo). 

SCHOFIELD, FRANK HER.MAN. Captain. II. S. N. 

Graduated Naval Academy, 1890. Promotions: 
Ensign. July 1, 1892; Lieutenant, March 3. 1899; 
Lieutenant-Commander, July 1, 1905; Com- 
mander, January 29, 1911 Captain, July 1, 1917. 
On staff of commander U. S. Naval forces in Eu- 
rope, December 1917-December 1918; U. S. Naval 
Advisory Staff to Peace Commission. Paris. De- 
cember, 1918-May, 1919; Captain. U. S. S. Texas. 
(Milo). 

STONE, CLARENCE E.. Ra(li(» Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, Janu- 
ary 26, 1914; 18th Company, Coast Artillery 
Corps, Fort Mills, Philippine Islands, March 1, 
1914, to April 11. 1916; 157th Company. Coast Ar- 
tillery Corps, May 15, 1916, to January 25, 1917; 
10th Company, C. D. o( C, Canal Zone, June 1, 
1917, to May 29, 1918; Coast Artillery School at 
Fort Monroe, Virginia, June 6. 1918. to October 
1, 1918. Sailed from Newport News, Va., October 
21, 1918, and arrived at St. Nazaire, France, No- 
vember 1, 1918. Member 45th Artillery, Non-com- 
missioned Staff. Mr. Stone was awarded a cer- 
tificate of merit for services during an uprising 
in the Philippines in 1915. (Starkey). 



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ENLISTMENTS 



BARRINGTON 

BrLLIS. HAin'KY lU'SSKLL, Sersreaiit. 

Enlisted ut Geneva, N. Y., June IS. 1917, and sent 
to Syracuse Recruit Camp, Syracuse, N. Y., and 
assigned to Camp Hospital, June 21 to October 
14. Assigned to Medical Detachment, 50th Infan- 
try, October 15th, 1917; Camp Green. Char- 
lotte, North Carolina. November 2. 1917, to 
February 11, 191S; Wilmington, Delaware, 
February 1.3 to July 7; Camp Merritt, New 
Jersey, July 7 to October 5; Camp Sevier, Green- 
ville, South Carolina, October 7 to December 5; 
C mp Dix, N. J , December 7, 1918, to March 10, 
1919. Discharged and re-enlisted for overseas 
duty End sailed from Hoboken, N. J., October 
18, 1919, arriving at Brest, France, October 30, 
1919. Medical Department, 50th Infantry, 2d In- 
fr.ntry Brigade, American forces in Germany. In 
Army of Occupation at Mayen, Germany, from 
November 7, 1919. In service. 

BI.dlMiKTT, LAWKKX'E T. 

Enlisted at Elmira. N. Y.. January. 191S. Company 
K, 5()th Infantry. 

CARIMHJ,, DIANK >KLS<!N. 3(1 Quartermaster. 

Enlisted at Elmira. N. Y. April 17. 1917. and 
sent to Newport, Rhode Island, and assigned to 
TI. S. S. "Wyoming", and was then transferred 
to the "Alabama." "Aeolus", "George Washing- 
ton". On the latter ship Mr. Carroll was appoint- 
ed Seaman Gun Pointer. These vessels convoy- 
ed troops to E irope. The first triP was made 
July 13. 1917, arriving at Brest, France, July 29, 
1917 Was sent to Paulac, France, where he was 
fitted for service with the Naval 14-inch Battery, 
£nd then proceeded to Verdun, where he was sta- 
tioned in active service about two months, when 
he was returned to the "George Washington." 
Transferred to the "West Indian." freighter, and 
made trips between Liverpool. London. England. 
Q.ieen':town. Ireland. Cardiff. Wales. Transferred 
to the "Calamares", a transport, bringing troops 
home. Discharged at New York. N. Y., August 21, 
1919. 

IMliltLE, GLENN EVEKETT, Seaman, 2d Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y, and sworn into the ser- 
vice at Buffalo, N. Y., July 16, 1918, and assign- 
ed to General Service. At Great Lakes Training 
School, Illinois, July 17 to September 6; Phila- 
delphia Navy Yard, September 7 to October 13. 
Sailed from Hoboken, Pier 2, October 16, 1918, 
arriving at Brest. France. October 25, 1918; On 
Super-dreadnaught "Arkansas" November 20, 
1918, to January 23, 1919; Norfolk Navy Yard, 
January 23 to January 29; on freighter "Evans- 
ville" January 29 to February 8; Norfolk Navy 
Yard. February 8 to March 3. 1919. Discharged at 
Norfolk Navv Y'ard March 3. 1919. 



GRACE. CHARLES OLIVER, 1st Lieutenant, V. C, U. 

S. A. 

Commissioned 2d Lieutenant, Veterinary Corps, 
July ]6, 1917, at Dundee, N, Y. Called into active 
service October 22, 1917, at Port Oglethorpe. 
Georgia, and assigned to 11th United States Cav- 
alry until October 25, 1918. On duty as student 
officer at Camp Greenleaf, Ga., October 25, 1918, 
to January 24, 1919. On duty as Camp Veterinar- 
ian, Camp Furlong, Columbus, New Mexico, and 
also Veterinarian 12th Cavalry, same place, Jan- 
uary 24 to October 20. October 20, 1919, on duty 
with Zone Supply Office, Chicago, Illinois. Com- 
mission in Regular Army. 

MATTASON, HARRY ALBERT, Painter, 2il Class. 

Enlisted in the U. S. Navy at Elmira, N. Y.. June 
7. 1917, for four years, and was sent to the Re- 
ceiving Ship at Philadelphia, Penn. August 2 
was assigned to the U. S. S. "Michigan"; March 
4. 1918. to the U. S. S. "Illincjis"; September 4 to 
the Receiving Ship at Norfolk, Virginia. Rating: 
Fireman, 2d class; Fireman, 1st class; Painter 
2d class. In trips to Queenstown, Cuba and tho 
Panama Canal Zone. Discharged at New York 
from Receiving Ship. February 7. 191:1. on ac- 
count of dependents. 

STIFDEVANT, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Musician. 

Enlisted at Corning, N. Y., June 18, 1918. Sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y'., and assigned to 25th Re- 
cruit Company. Transferred to Fort Slocum, N. 
Y, 25th Recruit Company; Fort Benjamin Har- 
rison, and to Camp Merritt, N. J. Sailed fr.nm New 
York September 13, 1918, arriving at Brest, 
France. September 23, 1918, with 19th Division 
Band and 5th Army Service Corps Bund. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton. N. Y., July 10, 1919. 

BENTON 
ALLEN, VALENTINE P., Priyate. 

(OWieral)— Valentine P. Allen, (51402), R. D. 1. 
Ferguson's Corners, N. Y. Enlisted at Camp Syra- 
cuse July 10, 1917. Born Sayre, Pa. Age 18 7-12 
years. Organizations: Co. I, 23 Inf., July 10, 1917 
to March 9, 1918; headquarters' Co., 3d Brigade, 
2d Division to Oct. 5, 1918. Private. Served over- 
seas Sept. 17, 1917 to Oct. 5, 1913. Died of bron- 
cho-pneumonia Oct. 5, 1918. Notify Mrs. Jessie M. 
Allen, mother, R. D. 1, Benton, N. Y. 

( ATLIN. LEWIS EI>WARI>. ( oxswain. I. S. N. 

Enlisted at Rochester. N. Y.. May 3. 1917. and sent 
<o Training Station at ."^'owport, R;i()iic> Island, 
May 3 to June 15, 1917; U. S. S. "Georgia", June 
15. 1917 to July 13, 1D19: U. S. S. "FUiitla" Jul- 
io to August 13, 1919; Bay Ridge Receiving Ship, 
Brooklyn, N, Y., Augu'^t 13 to August J9. 1919. 
Discharged at Receiving Ship at New York, N. 
Y. August 29. 1919. 




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(OXKLIN, HAROLD WELrHER, Private. 

Enlisted at New York City, June 2, 1917. Sent to 
Camp Crane, AUcntown. Pa.. Auguri 1, l!t).7, and 
assigned to Section 560, U. S. Army Ambulance 
Service. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., June 12, 1918, 
and arrived at Genoa, Italy, June 27. Served in 
Section 560, United States Army Ambulance Ser- 
vice with the Italian Army. In American School- 
Universite de Clermont-Ferrand, March 1, 1919, to 
July 1, 1919. Served with Italian Army, June 27 
to September 2, 1918. Battles, St. Mihiel, Septem- 
ber 11-21; Argonne, September 21 to November 
11. In Army of Occupation at Trier, Germany, 
from December 1, 1918, to March 1, 1919. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., July 29, 1919. 

CONLEY, EARLE WYMA>. I'riviitc. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., June 1, 1917, and 
sent to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, South 
Carolina, thence to Camp Stewart, Newport 
News, Virginia, from which place he sail- 
ed June 30, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, 
July 13, 1918, with 106th Ambulance Company, 
102d Sanitary Train. 27th Division. Battles— Hin- 
denburg Line. September 29-30; LeSelle River 
vicinity, St. Souplet, October 17; Jonc De Mer 
Ridge, October 18. Engagements— Vierstaat Ridge, 
Belgium, August 31-September 2; The Knoll 
Giullemont, France, Quennemont Farm, Septem- 
ber 27; St. Maurice River, October 19-20. Minor 
Engagements— East Poperinghe Line, Belgium, 
August 7-20; Dickebusch Sector, Belgium, Au- 
gust 21-30, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. 
Y., March 31, 1919. 



SPECI.^L ORDERS 

HE.\DQUARTERS, 27th Division 
Amerioan E. F.. France. 
No 31 January 31, 1919. 

Extract 
» » • 

2. The following: named soldiers are com- 
mended for the meritorious services hereinafter 
mentioned: 

• « • 

Private Earle W. Conley (1.222.811) in2nd 
Sanitary Train. 

For repeated demonstrations of courage 
and determination in driving ambulances 
over roads swept by enemy fire, for tlie 
purpose of evacuating wounded from the 
forward aid posts: this during and subse- 
quent to the battle of the LE SELLB 
River, France, October 12-20, 11)18. 
« • * 

By Command of Major General O'RYAN: 

W. H. Raymond 

Colonel, G. S.. 
Chief of Staff. 
Official 

Headquarters, 27tli Division. U. S. A. 
Tristram Tupper, 
Adjutant General. 
Division Adjutant. 

CULVER, MOLLIS HYI>E. rrivii(<'. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., June 19, 1917, and 
sent to League Island Navy Yard at Philadelphia, 
Penn , and assigned to Recruit Company M.; 106th 
Company, Sth Regiment, Marine Corps. Trans- 
ferred to Galveston, Texas, to guard against 
trouble with Mexico; sent to Quantico, Virginia, 
transferred to 4th Separate Battalion, Company 
C. Sailed August 13, 1918, arriving at Brest, 




France, August 25, 1918. Transferred to 84th 
Company, 6th Regiment, U. S. Marine Corps, 2d 
Division. Battles at Meuse-Argonne, November 
1st to November 11, 1918. In Army of Occupation 
at Lautarsdort, Germany, seven months. Dis- 
charged at Quantico, Va., August 13, 1919. 

DAVIDSON, WILLIAM SIDNEY. 

Enlisted at Buffalo. N. Y., July 28, 1917, and sent 
to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, South Caro- 
lina, and assigned to 74th Machine Gun. Federal- 
ized into the lOSth Infantry. Transferred to 
Medical Unit. 

tJOLDS.MITH, FRANK LEE, Private. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., June 11, 1917, and was 
sworn into the service June 15, 1917, at Marine 
Training Station at Paris Island, South Carolina, 
and assigned to Drill Company E, 45th U. S. Ma- 
rines. Transferred to Marine Training Camp at 
Quantico, Virginia, August, 25. 1917. Sailed from 
Philadelphia, Penn , October 23, 1917, arriv- 
ing in Brest, France, November 12, 1917. Trans- 
ferred to 97th Company, 6th Regiment Marines 
Infantry, 2d Division. August 26, 1917, and re- 
mained in that contingent until March 7, 1918. 
In hospital at Camp No. 3, Bourmont, France, 

with measles; Base 3, Vittel, and Base 8 at 

Savenay, France, with tuberculosis, from March 
7, 1918, to April 30, 1918. when he sailed for the 
United States, arriving May 12, 1918. In hospi- 
tals in United States from May 12, 1918 to Decem- 
ber 24, 1918, at Newport News; Waynesville, 
South Carolina; Norfolk, Virginia; Fort Lyons, 
Colorado. Discharged from United States Naval 
Hospital at Fort Lyons, Colorado, December 24, 
1918. 

HOPKINS, FREW, 2(1 Rati;:) Eleetrieiaii. 

Enlisted at Brooklyn Navy Yard. December 7. 

1917, and served at Newport. Rhode Island, Train- 
ing Station; Cambridge, Mass., Radio School; 
Aviation Camp, Pensacola, Florida, and Phila- 
delphia, Penn. Discharged at League Island Navy 
Yard at Philadelphia, Penn , February 18, 1918. 

LARSEN, LARS, Private, 1st (lass. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y.. November 5, 1917. Sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to 4th Re- 
cruit Company. Transferred to Fort McKinley, 
and assigned to 12th Company, and later 
to Battery C, 54th Artillery, Coast Artillery 
Corps. Sailed from Portland, Maine, March 22, 
i918, and arrived at LeHavre, France, April Z, 

1918. May 20, 1918, assigned to 2d Battery, How- 
itzer Regiment, Coast Artillery Corps. August 15, 
assigned to 44th Artillery, Battery F. Coast Ar- 
tillery Corps. Defensive and counter-offensive on 
Champagne Front, near Laval, France, July 15 
to 24, 1918; an attack near Baccones, France, July 
27, 1918; St. Mihiel offensive, September 12, 1918; 
offensive near Lake La Chaussee, France, Novem- 
ber 9 to 11, 1918. Discharged at Fort Totten, N. 
Y.. February 15, 1919. 

MaeDONALD, LEON GLENN, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., July 28, 1917. Sent to 
Recruit Camp. Syracuse. N. Y., and assigned to 



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Headquarters Co., 23d Infantry. Later assign- 
ed to 50th Infantry, and thence back to the 2)d 
Infantry one wiek before departure tor foreign 
service. Sailed from New York September 7, 1917, 
arriving at St. Nazaire, France, September 21, 

1917. Member 23d Infantry. 2d Division. Battles 
at Sommtdieu, March 17 to May 19, 191S; Cha- 
teau-Thierry, June 1, to July 9, 1918; South of 
Soissons, July 10 to 19, 191fi; St. Mihiel, Septem- 
ber 12 to 14, 1918; Blanc Mont Ridge, (Cham- 
pagne), October 3 to 9, 1918; Argonne Forest, 
October 27 to November 11, 1918. Gassed on No- 
vember 10, 1918. In Army of Occupation at 
Rengsdorf, Germany, December 1, 1918, to May 
10, 1919. Assigned to 3d Army Composite Regu- 
lars, May 10, 1919, at Coblenz, Germany, and did 
service at Pershing Stadium, Paris, France. Dis- 
charged at Mitchell Field, N. Y., August 5, 1919. 

What is meant by 3rd Army Com]>osite Regi- 
ment is: Each Brigade of Regular Infantry of the 
Army of Occupation picked one company (250 
men) of the tallest, also the best drilled and 
oldest soldiers to represent the Bridage. The 3rd 
.\rmy Composite Regiment was composed of three 
Battalions or twelve comijanies in the following 
form: 1st Battalion — A and B Companies. 1st Di- 
vision; C and D Companies. 3d Division. 2d Bat- 
talion, E and F Companies. 2d Division; G and 
H Companies, 5th Division. 3d Battalion — I and K 
Companies, 4th Division; L, and M Companies, 
6th Division. All composed of the Regular Army 
units, but owing to the fact that most of the 
Regular Army men were either killed or wounded 
or missing in action, that about half were draft- 
ed men. This Regiment of crack Infantry was 
commanded by Col. Babcock. of the 89th Division, 
fCational Army. Col. Babcock is a Regular Army 
Officer. 

MKTCALF. I{(»Y KANSOM. Corporal. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., May 9, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum, N. Y , and assigned to Company C, 
21st Section; Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas, Com- 
pany A, 64th Infantry; Waco, Texas, 14th Infan- 
try Brigade, 7th Division. Sailed August 27, 1918, 
arriving at Brest, France, September 4, 1918. 
Battles at Marbache, Pouvenille and near Metz. 
Appointed Corporal in August, 1918. Discharged 
at Camp Upton, N. Y.. June 25, 1919. 

WILLlA.nS, ALFRKD, Vrhate. T'. S. M. V. 

Written on the margin of a map of France, pre- 
sented to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams, parents, 
is the following: 

"Williams, Alfred. Jr., Private (120278), 73d Com- 
pany, 6th Regiment, 4th Brigade, Second Divis- 
ion. Nearest of kin, father. Alfred Williams, 
Penn Yan, New York. Place of enlistment. Ma- 
rine Barracks. Paris Island. S. C, April 24, 1917. 
Sailed from Philadelphia. Pa., for France on Oc- 
tober 16. 1917. Outline of travels in France: 1 — 
Landed at St. Nazaire. November 2, 1917, to Marcli 
11, 1917. 2 — Bordeaux. Nov. 14. 1917, to Jan. 9, 

1918. Assisted American Engineers on American 
docks, and later was on Military Police duty. 3 — 
Robecourt, Jan. 12, 1918. to March 15, 1918; in- 
tensive training preparatory to going to front. 
4 — Verdun. French Sector, March 17, 1918, to May 
17. 1918. First experience in front line trenches. 
5 — Serans, May 21, 1918, to May 31, 1918. Train- 
ing behind the lines. Received call from Marshall 
Poch to assist in checking German drive on 
Paris. 6 — Chateau-Thierry. French Sector. June 
3, 1918, to July 5. 1918. 7 — Soissons, Aisne offen- 
sive , French Sector, July 18, 1918, to July 19 ,1918. 



Instantly killed in action July 19 1918. by ma- 
chine gun bullet. Grave unknown. The follow- 
ing are the major operations engaged in by this 
soldier: 1 — Aisne defensive; 2 — Aisne offensive. 
As per extract G. H. Q. General Order No. 75, this 
soldier of the Second Division would have been 
entitled to wear two Battle Clasps on the Victory 
Medal for services in the above mentioned series 
of battles. The Victory Medal is represented by 
the Victory Ribbon. Each battle clasp is repre- 
sented by a bronze star. This soldier would have 
had two stars. Compiled for your information and 
comfort by comrades in the 73rd Company, 6th 
Marines." 



CITED I.N" ARMY ORDERS 
The 6th Regiment of .'American Marines 
under command of 
Lieutenant-Colonel Lee 
engaged in an improvised offensive on the 18th 
of July, 1918. in the middle of the night, on a 
terrain unknown and very difficult, advanced in 
open order for 2 days without being stopijed by 
the hardships and the difhculties of replenishing 
their food and water, with a remarkable ardor 
and tenacity, rolled back the enemy for 11 kilo- 
metres, capturing 2700 prisoners, 12 cannon and 
several hundred machine guns. 
(Order No. 19.886 "D") 
.At Great General Headquarters. Oct. 25. 1918. 
The Commanding General-in-Chief. 
(Signed) PETAIN. 
Translation in English of the French Citation. 



ITALY 

ECKKKT, HE>KY SA.MFEL, Madiiiiisfs' llatp. 1st 
Clas.s. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., June 16, 1917, and sent 
to Camp Brown, Great Lakes Naval Training Sta- 
tion, Great Lakes, III. Also in Camp Perry and 
.Aviation Camp at same place. Rated as First 
Class Machinists' Mate. Discharged at Camp 
Brown, Great Lakes, III., January 15, 1918. 

KARNES, FLOYD LEO, Fireniaii. 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., June 18, 1918, and sent 
to Great Lakes Naval Training Station, where he 
served three months. Transferred to Hampton 
Roads, Virginia, for six weeks. Served on Su- 
per-dreadnaught "Mississippi" eleven months, 
from November 21, 1918, until October 1, 1919. 
Discharged at Receiving Ship, Bay Ridge, N. Y., 
October 11, 1919. 

JERUSALEM 

BARUrS, SHELDO.N .UOXROE, Shipwright. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., in the United States 
Navy, January 9, 1918, and reported for active 
duty February 18, 1918. Sent to Naval Training 
Station at Newport, Rhode Island; sent to Boston 
Receiving Ship March 20, 1918, and assigned to 
the Minelayer U. S. S. "Aroostook" March 30, 
1918. Sailed from Boston, Mass., June 16, 1918, 
and arrived in Invergorden, Scotland, June 30, 
1918. Member United States Mine Force, Squadron 
I. This Squadron put down the Northern Mine 
Barrage. The "Aroostook" went out on ten min- 
ing trips with the squadron. Discharged at Naval 
Base No. 2, January 29, 1919. 

BRADY, JOSEPH. Jr., Seaman. 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Elniira, N. Y., March 30. 1918, and 
sent to Norfolk, Virginia, Training Station. Dis- 
charged at Norfolk, Va., November 2, 1918. 

BURT, FERRLS HEXRY, 1 rivate, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., May 26, 1917, and sent 




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to Fort Slocum, N. Y. Left Fort Slocum tor Fort 
Riley, Kansas, June 9. 1917. where he was assign- 
ed to Troop B, 13th Cavalry. United States Regu- 
lar Army. Left Fort Riley for Sam Fordyce, Tex- 
as, November 29, 1917, tor border patrol duty. 
Was stationed at several different outposts be- 
tween Forts Ringold and McAUen, Texas, general- 
ly staying about a month in each place until 
March IS, 1918. Left McAllen for Fort Brown, 
Texas, where he was assigned to the 1st Provis- 
ional Motor Machine Gun Detachment of the 
Southern Department. Transferred to Headquar- 
ters Troop, 13th Cavalry, August 16, 1918, at Fort 
Brown, Texas. Left for Fort Ringold, Texas, Oc- 
tober 21, 1918. Left for Fort Clark, Texas, No- 
vember 25, 1918. Discharged at Fort Clark, Texas, 
April 18, 1919. 

CO.MSTOrK, HERBERT (;E0R(;E, Corporal. 

Enlisted at New York City. N. Y., December 5, 
1917, United States Marine Corps. Sent to Paris 
Island, South Carolina, Training Camp, and as- 
signed to '''2d Company, U. S. Marines. Trans- 
ferred to Brooklyn Navy Yard, and assigned to 
61st Company. Transferred to Quantico, Va., and 
assigned to Snipers' School, Company A, 1st Bat- 
talion, 11th Regiment; later to Company B. 2d 
Battalion, 11th Regiment. Sailed tor overseas Oc- 
tober 1, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, October 
10, 1918. Sent to Camp Montierchaume, France, 
and later to American Expeditionary Force Uni- 
versity, Beaune, France. Appointed Corporal at 
Beaune University, France, in May, 1919. Dis- 
charged at Quantico, Va.. July, 1919. 

D.VMELS. CARROLL CRONK, Jlaster Signal Elec- 
Irioiaii. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., July 11. 1917. Sent 
to Camp Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina, and 
assigned to Company C, 306th Field Signal Bat- 
talion. Sailed July 31, 1918. arriving in France 
August 22, 1918. Member 306th Field Signal Bat- 
talion, 81st Division. In battles at St. Die Sec- 
tor and Meuse-Argonne offensive. Appointed Mas- 
ter Electrician May 16, 1919. Discharged at Camp 
Upton. Long Island. July 1, 1919. 

FOLTS, EDWIN COLE, Seaman, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., December 14, 1917. 
Sent to Newport, Rhode Island, as Apprentice 
Seaman, and assigned to Radio School. Trans- 
ferred to Harvard University Radio School at 
Cambridge. Mass. Rated as 1st Class Seaman in 
October, 1918. Discharged at Cambridge, Mass., 
December 16, 1918. 

(JRAOY, WILLIAM GORDON, 2d Lieufemnit. 

Enrolled at Officers Training School, Fort Niaga- 
ra, August 17, 1917. Commissioned 2d Lieuten- 
ant, Infantry, at Fort Niagara, N. Y. November 
27, 1917. Assigned to Company A, 362 Regiment, 
91st Division, at Camp Lewis, Washington (at- 
tached). Air Service (Production). Vancouver 
Barracks, Washington. Discharged at Camp Dix, 
N. J.. January 21, 1919. 

(JRADY, (JEOR(iE JOSEPH, Seaman. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., June 12, 1918. Served 
at Great Lakes Naval Training School ; Norfolk, 




Va. ; Receiving Ship St. Helena; Proving Ground, 
Indian Head, Md.. Hampton Roads. Va.; U. S. S. 
"Wisconsin"; Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Cruised Feb- 
ruary 27, 1919, to Cuba, St . Thomas, Panama 
Canal, etc. Furloughed to Naval Reserve at Bay 
Ridge, Brooklyn, N. Y., September 12, 1919. 

GRADY, EDWARD .lA.HES, Private. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., June 3, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum, N. Y , then to Syracuse, N. Y., where 
he was assigned to Company B, 38th Infantry. 
Transferred to Camp Green, Charlotte, North 
Carolina, then to Camp Merritt, N. J. Sailed for 
overseas February 21, 1918, arriving at Glasgow, 
Scotland, March 3, 1918. In battles as follows: 
Aisne defensive, June 1 to 5 ; Chateau-Thierry de- 
fensive, June 6 to 14; Champagne-Marne defen- 
sive, July 15 to 18; Aisne offensive, July 18 to 27; 
Vesle offensive, August 4 to 12; St. Mihiel offen- 
sive, September 12 to 16; Meuse-Argonne offen- 
sive, September 30 to October 27, 1918. Gassed 
at Argonne, October 10, 1918. With Army of Oc- 
cupation at Andernoch, Germany, December 1. 
1918 to September 5, 1919. Re-enlisted for a per- 
iod of one year, July 23, 1919, in 1st United 
States Engineers, at Andernoch, Germany. 

GRISWOLD, ROBERT LEE, Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., July 18, 1917. Sent to 
Syracuse Recruit Camp, and assigned to Co. B. 
9th United States Infantry. Sailed from Hoboken, 
N. J., September 7, 1917. arriving at St. Nazaire, 
France, September 20, 1917. Member Co. B. 9th 
United States Infantry, 2d Division. In battles 
at Toulon-Troyon Sector, March 15 to May 9; 
Aisne defensive, May 31 to June 5; Chateau 
Thierry, June 6 to July 9 ; Aisne-Marne offensive, 
July 18-19; Marbach sector, August 9-16. St. Mi- 
hiel offensive, September 12-16 ; Meuse-Argonne 
offensive (Champagne). October 1-10; Meuse-Ar- 
gonne offensive, November 1-11. Received shell 
wound July 18, 1918, during Aisne-Marne offen- 
sive. In Army of Occupation at Coblenz, Ger- 
many, December 13, 1918, to July 17, 1919. Pro- 
moted Private, 1st Class, December 18, 1917. Pro- 
moted Mechanic, October 14, 1918. Disharged 
at Neiuwied. Germany, June 15, 1919. Re-enlisted 
for one year in same company and regiment, 
same place and date. Promoted Sergeant, May 
28, 1920. at Camp Travis, Texas. Discharged at 
Camp Travis, June 14.1920. 

HOPKINS, JA.MES ALBERT, Conioral. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y.. July 28. 1917, and sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y., then to Camp Forest, 
Georgia, and assigned to Company E, 11th Infan- 
try, then to Supply Company. Sailed April 23, 
1918, from Hoboken, N. J., arriving at Brest, 
France, May 1, 1918. Member Supply Company, 
5th Division. Furnished supplies to the fighting 
fronts at Toul Sector, St. Mihiel and Verdun. 
St. Die, The Knoll, Guillemont Farm. France. 
Appointed Corporal in December, 1918, at Lux- 
emburg. Discharged and re-enlisted for one year 
June 11, 1919, at Each, Luxemburg, Germany, 
Supply Co., 11 Infantry. Discharged at Camp Gor- 
don, Ga., June 10, 1920. 



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LEE, JAY HENRY, Qiiarteriiiasfer, 3d Class. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., December 14, 1917. 
Sent to Newport, Rhode Island, Naval Training 
Station, and assigned to Merchant Marine, trans- 
port duty. Discharged at New York City April 
19, 1919. 

>ESTER. HOWAKO WALTHA.M, ('ai>laiii. Air Ser. 
vice. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., June IS, 1917. Sent to 
Columbus, Ohio, and assigned to Aviation School 
at Ohio State University. Assigned to Fort Wood, 
Beddoe's Island, New York Harbor, August 15, 
1917. Sailed from New York September 8, 1917, 
arriving at Le Havre, France. September 24, 1917. 
All service detached duty in Air Service. Return- 
ed to United States March 1, 1919. Commissioned 
2d Lieutenant, Foggia, Italy, February 24, 1918; 
1st Leiutenant, Foggia, Italy, March 1, 1918; Cap- 
tain, Paris, France, October 21, 1918. Still in ser- 
vice (March 20, 1919). Prior service, Co. B, 3d Na- 
tional Guard, State New York, 1913-1914. 

SITHERLAND, EARL LLOYD, ConioraU 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., April 16, 1917. in 
United States Marine Corps. Sent to Philadel- 
phia Navy Yard April 21, 1917. Sailed from Phil- 
adelphia, Penn., June 9, 1917, and from New York 
Harbor, N. Y., June 14, 1917, arriving at St. Na- 
zaire, France, June 27, 1917. Member 51st Com- 
pany. 2d Battalion, 5th Regiment, U. S. Marine 
Corps, 2d Division. In battles at Toulon Sector, 
Verdun, March 17 to 31; Aisne defensive. April 
4 to June 5; Chateau-Thierry Sector, June 6 to 
July 8; Aisne-Marne offensive, July 17-18; Meuse- 
Argonne offensive, November 1 to 11. 1918. 
Wounded near Vierzny. France, July 18, 1918, ty 
machine gun bullet in left thigh. In Army of Oc- 
cupation January 16, 1919, to July 18, 1919. Ap- 
pointed Corporal May 1, 1918. Discharged at 
Quantico. Virginia, August 13, 1919. 

TIM) ALL, HORACE F., Expert (Juniier. 

Enlisted at Elmira. June 27. 1917. Sent to Fort 
Slocum. N. Y., and assigned to Battery D., 17th 
Field Artillery. July 10, sent to Fort Sill, Okla., 
via Sparta, Wis. Assigned to School of Fire at 
Fort Sill and remained there until September 29, 
and then sent to United States Military Academy 
at West Point, N. Y., as instructor of cadets in 
Field Artillery. Promoted 1st Class Private, Au- 
gust 9, 1917. Promoted expert gunner Septem- 
ber 3, 1917. Discharged at West Point, N. Y., 
June 29, 1919. 

TRL>I.>ri>'(;HAM, J4MES WILLIA.M. Ghiiikt's Mate, 
.'{(I Class. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., January 4, 1918, as 
Apprentice Seaman, 2nd class, and sent to New- 
port, Rhode Island, and assigned to Newport 
Naval Training School Transferred to New Lon- 
don, Conn., March 20, 1918, and assigned to Sub- 
chaser No. 4, June IS, 1918. Patrol duty in Gulf 
of Mexico and Carribbean Sea. Discharged at Key 
West, Florida, September 30, 1919, 

VAN HORN, BEN. 

Enlisted at Sunbury, Pa., July, 1917. Company F, 
4th Penn. National Guard. 




>VHEATO>. ARLIE E., Private. 

(Ofiieial) — Arlie E. Wheaton [Arland Darling 
Wheaton], (1,213.610), Westfield, Pa, Enlisted in 
National Guard at Buffalo, N. Y., July 28. 1917. 
Born at Sabinsville. Pa. Age 21 6-12 years. Or- 
ganizations: Co. B. 74th Inf. N. Y. N. G. ; Co. A. 
lOSth Inf. to date of death. Private. Engagements, 
not given. Served overseas from May 10. 1918 to 
date of death Killed in action September 29, 191S. 
No other wounds. Notify Addie B. Wheaton, moth- 
er, Westfield, Pa. 

>VRI(;HT, VALENTINE WILLIAM MURRAY, (Or- 
poral, .Medit-al Kfserve. 

Enlisted December 14. 1917, at Fort Porter, 
Buffalo, N. Y., in Medical Reserve Corps. Trans- 
ferred to Students' Army Training Corps at the 
University of Buffalo as private, later having 
been promoted Senior Corporal. Volunteered for 
service at Tyler, Penn., tor supervision of epi- 
demic hospital, later returning to the Universi- 
tey of Buffalo. Discharged June 20, 1919. at Fort 
Porter, N. Y. 

MIDDLESEX 

Bl R(;ESS, CLIFFORD WHITNEY, Corporal. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., May 30, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum. N. Y., and assigned to 21st Company. 
June 12, 1917, was sent to camp at Syracuse, N. 
Y. ; September 2S was sent to Camp Hill, New- 
port News, Virginia; July 27, 1918. was sent to 
Camp Sevier, Greenville. South Carolina; March 
22, 1919, was sent to Camp Dix, New Jersey. Was 
with Company D, 9th Infantry; Company D, 48th 
Infantry. June 20; July 1. Headquarters Com- 
pany. 48th Infantry; September 1st. transferred 
to Headciuarters Company, 89th Infantry, 20th 
Division. Discharged at Camp Dix, New Jersey, 
March 24, 1919. 

BCRGESS, ELWOOI) ECLAIR, Midsliipmaii, U. S. N. 

Enlisted at Syracuse. N. Y., April 12. 1917, as 
landsman for musician. Sent to Newport Training 
Station, and remained there from April 14 until 
July 4, 1917; League Island Navy Yard, Phila- 
delphia, Penn , from July 6. 1917, to April 15, 
1918; U. S. S. "Nevada", from April 15 until 
June 8, 1918; U. S. S. "Reina Mercedes," from 
June 8 until June 16, 1918. Discharged as Musi- 
cian 1st Class, on June 16, 1918, and sworn in 
as Midshipman, United States Navy, on June 17, 

1918, and served at United States Naval Acad- 
emy from June 17, 1918, until June 6. 1919; U. S. 
S. "Kearsage", from June 17, 1919, until Septem- 
ber 1, 1919; U. S. Naval Academy, September 1, 

1919, (and still attached here, March, 1920). Pro- 
moted as follows: Musician, 2d Class, Newport, 
Rhode Island, July 4, 1917; Musician, 1st Class 
at Philadelphia Navy Yard, January 1. 1918. Ser- 
vice on U. S. S. "Nevada" was considered as over- 
seas, doing convoy duty, and later became the 6th 
Division of the Grand Fleet. 

BrR(;ESS. HARRY CONLEY, Qimrterniasltr. -id 
Class. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., December 12, 1917, and 
sent to U. S. Naval Training Station at Newport, 



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Rhode Island. Sailed from New York February 
28, 1918, and arrived in Brest. France, March 10, 
1918 On U. S. S. "America" February 24, 1918, to 
March 12, 1918; U. S. S. "Carola" Brest, France, 
March 12, 1918, to September 26, 1919. Promo- 
tions: Seaman, 2d class, February 20, 1918, New- 
port, R. I.; Seaman, 1st class. May 1, 1918; 
Quartermaster, 3d class, November 1. 1918; 
Quartermaster, 2d class, June 1, 1919, on U. S. S. 
"Carola," Brest, France July 14, 1919, marched 
in Victory Parade, Paris, France. Discharged at 
Receiving Ship New York, October 17, 1919. 

FOSTEK, EAKL J.4rK.S0>. .Ship's Fitter, 1st Class. 

Enlisted as apprentice seaman April 6, 1917, at 
Ann Arbor, Michigan. Assigned to Sth Division, 
1st Battalion, Michigan Naval Militia. July 5, 1917, 
picked tor small arms instruction at Navy Rifle 
Range, North Chicago, lU. Sent to Navy Rifle 
Range, Wakefleld, Massachusetts, as small arms 
instructor August 5, 1917 October 10, 1917, mov- 
ed to Navy Rifle Rc.nge, League Island Navy Yard. 
Philadelphia, Penn. Duties, machine gun in- 
structor. January 5, 1918, moved to Navy Rifle 
Range, Peekskill, N. Y. January 20, 1917. sent to 
Savage Arms plant at Utica, N. Y., for detailed 
course on the Lewis machine gun, returaing to 
Peekskill (our weeks later, qualified as an oper- 
ator and instructor on Lewis machine gun. Given 
full charge of machine gun instruction there. 
March 1, 1918, picked tor special duty which 
turned out to be Navil Railway Battery in France. 
March 10,, 19,18, moved to Sandy Hook, N. J., tor 
special duty testing a specially designed railway 
gun mount, facilitating the use of naval 14-inch 
50-crlibre rifles on land. May 15, 1918, moved to 
Philadttphia, Pa. General mobilization of Naval 
Railway Battery for overseas duty. Sailed from 
Hoboken, N. J , May 2.8, 1918, arriving at Brest, 
France, June 10, 1918, as member ot Naval Rail- 
way Battery No. 1, Gun Train No. 2. Moved di- 
rectly tQ St. Nazaire, where material tor naval 
rcilway expedition was assembled. Took part in 
drive on Laon from August 1 to October 1, 1918, 
and in the drive on Metz from October 1 to No- 
vember 11, 1918. Promotions: Made machine gun 
instructor September 10, 1917, at Wakefield, 
Mass ; made Gunner's Mate, 2d class, October 25, 
1917, at Wakefield, Mass.; made Ships' Fitter 1st 
class, October 25, 1918, at St. Nazaire, France. 
Discharge*! at Bay Ridge Receiving Ship, Long 
Island, N. Y.. January 8, 1919. 

(JKEEN, GEOR(iE WALLACE, Flying Cadet. 

Enlisted at Chicago, Illinois, January 9, 1918 
Sent to Cornell Ground School at Ithaca, N. Y. 
Transferred to Camp Hicks, Dallas, Texas (Au- 
gust and September); Chanute Field, Rantoul. 
Illinois (September, October and November) ; 
Call Field, Wichita Palls, Texas (December, 1918 
and January, 1919) ; Love Field, Dallas, Texas, 
(January and February, 1919). Discharged at 
Love Field, Dallas, Texas, February 27, 1919. 

HOLLEY, WILLIAM THO.MPSOX. Qnarterniaster, 3(1 
Class. 

Enlisted at Geneva, May 14, 1918. Sent to Great 



Lakes Naval Training Station, 111 ; Puget Sound 
Navy Yard, Seattle, Washington; Transport Ship, 
"Eastern Shore," from Seattle, Washington, to 
Constanza, Roumania, Bay Ridge, N. Y. Discharg- 
ed at Bay Ridge, N. Y., June 15, 1919. 

LANE, ELZER, Mccliaiiic. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N Y., May 29, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to 21st Com- 
pany. Transferred to Syracuse, N. Y., and assign- 
ed to Company A, 47th Infantry; Machine Gun 
Company, 9th Infantry, 2d Division. Sailed Sep- 
tember 7, 1917, arriving at St. Nazaire. France, 
September 20, 1917. In battles at Chateau-Thierry, 
June 1 to July 8; Soissons, July 18 to 22; St. 
Mihiel, (Champagne), October 1 to 10; Meuse- 
Argonne. November 1 to 11, 1918. In Army of Oc- 
cupation at Gierschoffen, Germany, to July 15, 
1919. Recommended for citation at Chateau- 
Thierry and on Champagne fronts. Appointed 
Private 1st class, in May, 191S; Mechanic, No- 
vember 28, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
Long Island, August 13, 1919. 

I'KKKY, LEAL LUTHER, Ensign (P. C.) U. S. Naval 
JUseive toree. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., May 17, 1917. in the 
Hospital Corps of the United States Navy. Was 
not called to active service until July 12, 1917, 
when he went to the Columbia College ot Phar- 
macy, New York City, tor three months' train- 
ing. September 23. 1917. sent to Norfolk, Virgin- 
ia, and reported on board the transport "Susque- 
hanna ". At that time was Hospital Apprentice, 
1st class. On transport until November 8, 1918, 
and went to Hoboken, N. J., from which place the 
first voyage was made, December 14, 1917. Seven 
trips were made aboard that ship, and was pro- 
moted to Pharmacists' Mate, 1st class. Recom- 
mended for a commission in July of 1918. but 
could not get transferred from the ship until 
November 9, 1918. Was then transferred to Pel- 
ham Bay. N. Y., staying there three weeks, and 
then went to the University of Princeton tor 
three months' training in the Reserve Officers' 
Pay School. Transferred to the University of 
Pennsylvania for one month's special training. 
At that place Mr. Perry received his commission, 
on February 20, 1919. March 6. 1919, was sent 
aboard the U. S. S. "Floridian". another trans- 
port, and made four more trips on the ocean. 
This ship vi'as placed out ot commission the first 
part ot August, 1919, but as Mr, Perry was given 
orders to settle the accounts of the ship, it was 
not until the 27th of August, 1919, that he was 
placed on inactive duty-. 

I'ERRY, RAY.IIONI) ARTHUR, Private, 1st Class, 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y. December 28, 1917, 
and sent to Fort Slocum^ N. Y., then to Camp 
Hancock, Georgia, and assigned to 9th Company, 
2d Motor Mechanics Regiment, Aviation Section 
Signal Corps. Sailed March 14. 1918. arriving at 
Bordeaux, France, June 24, 1918. The 2d Regi- 
ment, Air Service Mechanics, was an independ- 
ent unit. Discharged at Fort (Ontario, Oswego, N. 
Y.. May 1, 1919. 




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VVICKIM, CHAKLES EDWIX, 2(1 Bdufsiviiiii. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., December 15, 1917. 
Sent to Newport, Rhode Island, Training Sta- 
tion. Service on Steamships "Columbia," "Ma- 
tokia, ' "President Lincoln", "Celebes." Discharg- 
ed at Newport, Rhode Island, March 24, 1919. 

MILO 

ALLISON, MARVIN E , Eiipiiieman, 2(1 Class, U. S. N. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., November 23, 1917. 
Sent to Newport, Rhode Island, Naval Training 
Station. Transferred to Receiving Ship New Yoric; 
Mine Base 17, Scotland; Liverpool, England; 
New York,; U. S. S. "Amphion"; Bay Ridge, N. 
Y; Eton, Philippines. Discharged at Hoboken, N. 
J., June 9, 1919. 

BITTERS, CHARLES LEWIS, Sliip Fitter, 2(1 Class. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., June 1, 1917. Sent 
to Norfolk, Va., Receiving Ship; Philadelphia, 
Penn.; U. S. Submarine Base, New London, 
Conn.; U. S. S. "Fulton," Submarine Tender. Dis- 
charged on U .S S. "Fulton," New London, Conn , 
April 14, 1919. 

BACON, CASSIl'S, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., May 5, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and assigned to Troop 
A, 3d Cavalry. Sailed for overseas October 16, 
1917, arriving at LeHavre, France, November 4, 
1917. Member Troop A. 3d Cavalry, Remount. With 
American Expeditionary Forces in France Octo- 
ber 19, 1917, to June 30. 1919. Graded as Marks- 
man June 22, 1917. Discharged at Camp Devens, 
Ayer, Mass., July 3, 1919. 

BRAIXARD, FRANK ELLORY, Musician, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y,, May 26, 1917, and 
sent to the following camps: Allen, Auburn, N. 
Y., 3d Regiment Band; Pelham Bay, N. Y. ; Wads- 
worth, South Carolina, where the 108th Regi- 
ment Band was organized; Stewart, Newport 
News. Sailed May 10, 1918, arriving at Brest, 
France, May 24, 191S. Member Headquarters Com- 
pany, lOSth Regiment Band, 27th Division. En- 
gaged at Hindenburg Line, Bony, France; Le 
Selle River, (St. Souplet), France; Jonc-de-Mer 
Ridge (Arbie Guernon), France; Vierstaat Ridge, 
Belgium; St. Maurice River (Catillon), France; 
East Poperinghe Line, Dickebusche Sector, Bel- 
gium. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 
31, 1919. 

BRAINARD, ASHLEY WILLIS. Musician, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., May 8, 1917. Assign- 
ed to National Guard, State New York 3d Regi- 
ment Band, Madison Barracks, Sacketts Harbor, 
N. Y.; Camp Allen, N. Y.; Pelham Bay, N. Y. ; 
Wadsworth, South Carolina, 108th Regiment 
Band; Stewart, Newport News. Sailed for over- 
seas May 10, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, May 
24, 1918. Member Headquarters Company, 108th 
Regiment Band, 27th Division. Engaged at Hin- 
denburg Line, Bony, France ; Le Selle River (St. 
Souplet), France; Jonc-de-Mur Ridge (Arbie 




Guernon), France; Vierstaat Ridge, Belgium; St. 
Maurice River (Catillon), France; East Poper- 
inghe Line, Dickebusche Sector, Belgium. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. 

URAINARB, FREDERICK HAYDEN. Musician, 2d 
Class. 

Enlisted December 30, 1917, at Camp Wadsworth, 
Spartanburg, South Carolina, and assigned to 
lOSth Regiment Band. Transferred to Camp Stew- 
art, Newport News, and sailed for overseas Mav 
10. 1918, arriving at Brest, France, May 24, 1918. 
Member Headquarters Company, lOSth Regiment 
Band, 27th Division Engagements at Hindenburg 
Line, Bony, France; La Selle River (St. Souplet), 
France; Jonc de Mur Ridge (Arbie Guernon), 
France. Vierstaat Ridge, Belgium; St. Maurice 
River (Catillon), France; East Poperinghe Line. 
Dickebusche Sector, Belgium. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., April 9, 1919. 

BALDWIN, BERT E.MERY, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted Et Syracuse, N. Y., June 27, 1918, and 
sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y. Transferred to Fort 
Totten, N. Y , and assigned to 12th Company, 33d 
Regiment, Coast Artillery Corps. Discharged at 
Fort Totten, N. Y., January 3, 1919. 

BRIIMi.MAN, EDWIN CHESTER, Musician, 2d Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., June 4, 1918, and was 
sent to Camp Jackson, Spartanburg, South Caro- 
lina, where he was assigned to the 7th Regiment 
Band School. Member of the 5Sth Field Artillery 
Band Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y. Febru- 
ary 3, 1919. 

BURNS, STANLEY L,, Engineer. 

Enlisted at Albany, N. Y., June 22, 1918, Reserve 
Corps. 

BAKER, RICHARD GILBERT, Private. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., May 29, 1917. Sent to 
Columbus Barracks, Columbus Ohio. Transferred 
to Port Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, and 
assigned to Ambulance Company 2. Detached 
Service. Sailed for overseas August 13, 1917, ar- 
riving at Le Havre, France. September 2, 1917. 
In the following battle fronts: Soissons, Cantigny, 
Argonne Forest, St. Mihiel, Toul and Verdun. Was 
gassed in the Argonne Forest October 2, 1918. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 24, 1919. 

BAKRIN«;ER, JAMES LEW, 2(1 Lieutenant; Veteri- 
nary Corps. 

Received commission as 2d Lieutenant at Penn 
Yan, N. Y., July 5, 1917, and was called into ac- 
tive service August 11, 1917. Sailed from Brook- 
lyn, N. Y., August 18, 1917, arriving at LeHavre, 
France, September 2, 1917, as Casual. Assigned 
to Remount Station, Base Section No. 1, St. 
Nazaire, September 3, 1917 to December 12, 1917; 
Veterinarian Army Schools at Langre, Haute 
Marne, December 14, 1917, to December 7, 1918; 
Surgeon Base Veterinary Hospital, No. 1 Nevers, 
December 8, 1918, to March 27, 1919. Discharged 
at Camp Dix, N. J., May 4, 1919. 



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BIMOVN, PAUL LEWIS. Private. 

Enlisted at Binghamton, N. Y., December 12. 1917. 
and sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to 
Troop D, 16tli Cavalry Transferred to Camp 
Mercedes, Texas, and assigned to Troop D, Sup- 
ply Troops. Discharged at Camp Dix, New Jersey, 
September 30, 1919. 

BE>KI>I( T, OEORfiE WESLEY, Sergeant. 

(OfHeial)— Geo. W. Benedict. (390,476) 205 Keu- 
ka St., Penn Yan. Enlisted in regular army at Ft. 
Slocum, N. Y.. June 4. 191S. Born Dundee. Age 
19 2-12 years. Organizations: Headquarters' Co., 
12th Battalion. F. A. Replacement Draft June 14, 
191S. to July 13, 191S; Park Battery, 3d C. Art. 
Park to Oct. 3, 191S. Grades: Recruit June 4, 
191S; private July 13, 191S; Sergeant Aug. 13, 
191S. Served overseas Aug. 28, 1918 to Oct. 3, 1918. 
Died of brazin merrigoccus Oct. 3, 1918. Notify 
George Shunk, friend, 41 Olin Ave., Perry, N. Y. 

COSTELLO, THOMAS JAMES, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., May 5, 1917, and sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y. Transferred to Fort Hamil- 
ton, N. Y.. and assigned to Company M., 22d In- 
fantry, Military Police Sailed for overseas 
August 7 ,1917, and arrived at St. Nazaire, France, 
August 20, 1917. Member Company B, 1st Military 
Police, 1st Division. On duty at Cantigny, Sois- 
sons, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., August 15, 1919. 

CONLEY, LE.MAN OSCAK, 1st Lieutenant Air Service 
,\er(inanties. 

Enlisted May 12, 1917, at Madison Barracks, N. 
Y., and sent to Sackett's Harbor 1st Officers' 
Training Camp. Transferred on July 15, 1917, to 
Cornell. N. Y., U. S. School Military Aeronautics. 
Transferred to Mineola, Long Island. Air Service 
Department Sailed for France October 15, 1917, 
arriving at Le Havre November 10, 1917. Went to 
Iscoudun, where was the largest American 
Aeronautic School in France. January 14, 1918, 
left tor Camp Ovest, Italy; Foggia, Italy, June 23, 
1918, St. Maxient, France; Tours, France. August 
6, 1918, Campo Sud, Italy, November 17, 1918, 
left for St. Maxient, France; Angers, Bordeaux, 
France. Left Marseilles, France, for America 
February 10, 1919, arriving at Garden City, Long 
Island, March 2, 1919. Commissioned 1st Lieuten- 
ant May 15, 1918. Awarded Italian Service Rib- 
bon in November, 1918. Discharged at Garden 
City, Long Island, March 20, 1919. 

COLE. KICHAKD WHARTON. 

Enlisted August, 1917, Company C, 110th Infan- 
try. 

CONWAY, WILLIAM ALBERT, look, :>(I (lass. 

Enlisted as Cook, 3d Class, at Syracuse, N. Y., 
December 4, 1917. Sent to Navy Yard, Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Sailed from Philadelphia January 17, 
1918, arriving at Brest, France, February 5, 1918. 
Assigned to Hospital No. 5, Naval, during all 
service. Discharged at Brooklyn Hospital. Feb- 
ruary 15, 1919. 

(ORNWELL, .lAMES WILLLVM, Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., February 10, 1918. 




Sent to Marine Barracks at Paris Island. South 
Carolina. As::,igned to 8th Company. Transferred 
to Naval Proving Grounds at Indian Head. Mary- 
land, then to Headiu;;rters Marine Corps, Wash- 
ington. D. C; Company A, 2d Casual Battalion. 
Sailed from Hoboken, N. J . June 30, 1918, ar- 
riving at Brest, France, July 9, 1918. Assigned to 
office of Chief Paymaster, Paris, France, Head- 
quarters 4th Brigade, 2d Division. Also acted as 
Official Courier to Lutecdorf, Germany. Arrived 
in United States September 5. 1919. and assigned 
to 140th Casual Company at Quantico, Virginia. 
Discharged at Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., 
September 27, 1919. 

CRAMER, EDWARD SHERIDAN, Private. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., March 20, 1918. Sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y., end assigned to 2d Re- 
cruit Co. Transferred to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and 
assigned to Battery D, 9th Field Artillery. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Meade, Md , where he was dis- 
charged in April, 1919. 

CHAPMAN, ROGER EDDINGTON, Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Pcnn Yan, N. Y., Octo'oer 23, 1918, for 
service in the Advocate General's Department, 
Washington D. C. Promoted to Sergeant Novem- 
ber 1, 1918. Transferred to New York War De- 
partment Board of Appraisers November 14, 1918. 
Discharged in New York City, April 2, 1919. 

CECCHINI, ANTHONY, Private, 1st (lass. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., July 29, 1917, in Co. F, 
74th Infantry, New York National Guard, and 
sent to Camp Clansworth, Buffalo. Transferred 
to Camp Wadsworth. Spartanburg, South Caro- 
lina, and then to Newport News, Va. Sailed from 
Newport News Mcy 10, 1918, arriving in France 
May 24, 1918. Member Headquarters Company 
108th Infantry, 27th Division. Battles at Hinden- 
burg Line (Bony), September 29-30; LeSelle 
River (St. Eouplet), October 17; Jonc-de-Mer 
Ridge (Ailne Guermon), October 18; Catillon, Oc- 
tober 19-20; East Poperinghe Line to August 20, 
1918; Engagements at Vierstaat Ridge and Dicke- 
busch Sector, Belgium, August 21 to August 30, 
1918. Gassed October 20, 1918. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., November 31, 1919. 

CRANE. LEON DANIEL. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., June 5, 1918. Sent to 
Great Lakes Naval Training Station. In Camps 
Decatur, Paul Jones, Ross. Transferred to Hamp- 
ton Roads, Virginia, and assigned to U. S. S. 
"Illinois"; Receiving Ship "Philadelphia"; Cape 
May, N. J., Mine Sweeper, U. S. S. "King- 
fisher"; Receiving Ship Norfolk, N. S. S. 
"Georgia". Enlistment expires June 22, 1922. 
Furloughed to reserve. 

COSTELLO. .lOSEPH L. 

Elisted at Elmira, N. Y., June IS, 1918, in Army 
Quartermaster's Corps. 

CHRISTENSEN, CARL MARTIN, Baker, 2d Class. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., August 7, 1918, and 
sent to Newport, Rhode Island, where he was 
assigned to the U. S. S. "Hamburg" and was 
rated as Seaman, 2d Class. About December 1st, 



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SOT 191S. was rated Baker, 2fl Class. Discharged on 

*] the U. S. S. "Hamburg" at Hobolsen. N. J., Sep- 

tember 18, 1919. 

y (ARSON, WILLAKI) FLOYD, Private, 1st (lass, I. 
S. Marines. 
Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., July 6, 1917, and 
sent to League Island Navy Yard at Philadel- 
phia, Penn. Transferred to Marine Barracks, 
Washington, D. C , and assigned to Headquar- 
ters Guard at the State War and Navy Building 
and new Navy Building. Discharged at Marine 
Headquarters December 21. 1918. 

DWYEK, I'Ari, B, Private. 

Enlisted at Elniira. N. Y., April 11, 1917, and sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y. Transferred to Fort Hamil- 
ton, Brooklyn, N. Y., and assigned to Battery A, 
59th Regiment, Coast Artillery Corps. Sailed from 
Hoboken, for France March 28, 1918, arriving at 
Brest April 5, 1918. Member Battery A, 59th 
Regiment Army Artillery. Discharged at Camp 
Upton. N. Y., January 30. 1919. 

DUELL, CLAUDE H, Si r^eaiit. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., May 28. 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to 24th Com- 
pany Infantry; Machine Gun Troop, 13th Cavalry. 
Transferred to Fort Reilly, Kansas; Fort Ring- 
old, Texas; Fort Clark, Texas. Discharged at 
Fort Clark, Texas, April 28, 1919, and re-enlisted 
for one year. 

IH'MAS, (JEOHtJE A., (i. S. N. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., June 29, 1917. 

DEITKK H, (iE(»K(JE IIAYMOM), Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at New York City, N. Y., July 30, 1917. 
Sent to Camp Dix, New Jersey, and assigned to 
Company B, 303d Field Signal Battalion. Trans- 
ferred to Postal Express. Sailed for overseas 
July 23, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, August 
6, 191S, Courier, Company A, Postal Express Ser- 
vice. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., August 
8, 1919. 

EAHL, ( OIRTNEY (JRISAVOLD, Private. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., June 1. 1917. Sent 
to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, South Caro- 
lina, and assigned to Ambulance Company 108, 
102d Sanitary Train. Sailed June 30, 1918 arriv- 
ing at Brest, France, July 13, 1918. Member Am- 
bulance Company 106, 102d Sanitary Train, 27th 
Division. Engaged at Hindenburg Line, Septem- 
ber 29-30; Le Selle River, October 17; Jonc-de- 
Mer Ridge, October IS; The Knoll, Guillemont 
Farm, Quennemont Farm, September 27. St. 
Maurice River, October 19-20; East Poperinghe 
Line, Belgium, August 7-20, 1918. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. 

ESTEY. LAURENCE VVILKIE, Serijeant. 

Enlisted at Camp Merritt. N. J.. April 16, 1918, 
and assigned to Quartermaster's Department, 
Truck Division, which was changed to Motor 
Transport Corps, 377. December 23, 1918, trans- 
ferred to Camp Bragg, North Carolina. Appointed 
Corporal Motor Transport Corps at Camp Mer- 
ritt, N. J., August 30, 1918. Appointed Sergeant 



May 12. 1919, at Camp Bragg, N. C. Discharged 
at Camp Bragg, North Carolina, July 15, 1919. 

EORO. I>AVI1> JOSEPH, Private. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., June 13, 1917. As- 
signed to Company A, 3d National Guard, State 
of New York. Transferred to Camp Wadsw-irth, 
Spartanburg, South Carolinaj Discharfjed for 
disability, December, 1917. 

H.XiEK, MELVIN HENRY, Private. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., October 27, 1917. Sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y., thence to Kelly Field, San 
Antonio, Texas, and assigned to lS3d Aero Squad- 
ron. Sailed May Z. 1918, arriving at Le Havre, 
France, May 21, 1918. At Issoudun, France, trans- 
ferred to 1st Company, Park Air Service. In bat- 
tles at Champagne-Marne offensive. July 15 to 18; 
Aisne Marne offensive, July IS to August 6; St. 
Mihiel offensive, September 12 to 16. Meuse-Ar- 
gonne, September 26 to Noveralier 11, 1918. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix, N. J., October 4, 1919. 

FISHER, LEON, Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Fort Slocum, N. Y., December 9. 1917, 
and assigned to Medical Department. Sailed Jan- 
uary 22, 1918, and arrived at Le Havre, France, 
February 9, 1918. Member Company F, 101st In- 
fantry, 2oth Division. Medical Department. (First 
Aid). Appointed First Aid Sergeant August 20, 
1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 26, 
1919. 

FIT/J'ATRICK, WILFRED .TA.MES, Corporal. 

Enlisted at Camp Merritt, N. J., February 23, 
1918, and was assigned to Motor Transportation 
Company 377. Transferred to Camp Bragg, North 
Carolina, in the same company. Discharged ;it 
Camp Upton, N. Y., March 27, 1919. 

FREDERICK, FORREST CHARLES, (inarterniaster, 
•J<l Class. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., June 8. 1918. Sent to 
Great Lakes. 111., Naval Training Station, and 
assigned to Company 249. At Great Lakes Train- 
ing Camp one month, then sailed from Ellis 
Island, N. Y., July 18, 1918, and arrived at East- 
leigh, England, where he was stationed at U. S. 
Aviation Repair Base. Discharged at Pelham 
Bay Naval Station. N. Y,, February 20. 1919. 

GRACE, EARL LEROY, 2(1 Lieutenant. 

Enrolled May 15, 1917, in Reserve Ofilcers' Train- 
ing Camp, at Fort Niagara, N. Y., and assigned 
to Co. 8, 4th Provisional Training Regiment. 
Commissioned 2d Lieutenant August 15, 1917, and 
sent to Camp Meade, Md., and assigned to Quar- 
termaster's Detachment ; transferred to Camp 
Joseph E. Johnston Quartermasters' Training 
School, Jacksonville, Fla.; transferred to Camp 
Travis, Texas, and assigned to Co. C, 315th Sup- 
ply Train; transferred to Camp Mills, Long 
Island, N. Y., and sailed for overseas June 29, 
1918, arriving at Le Havre, France. July 18. 1918. 
Attached to 90th Division. At St. Mihiel. Meuse- 
Argonne. October 28, 191S. transferred to Motor 
Transport Corps at LaRochelle. France. Bay 
Ridge Section 7; St. Nazaire Bay. Section 1. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix, N. J., July 9. 1919. 




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(iHIFFITHS, ALBERT HKMH. Private. 

Enlisted at Rochester. N. Y., March 29, 1918, and 
sent to Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and assigned 
to 10th Recruit Company. Transferred to Hachita, 
New Mexico, and assigned to Troop L, 12th U. 
S. Cavalry. Discharged at Hachita, New Mexico, 
June 14th, 1919. Re-enlisted, 

(;E<1GHEGAN. JAMES AM>1{EW. Corporal. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., May 23, 1918. Sent 
to Fort D. A. Russell, Cheyenne, Wyoming, and 
assigned to Troop M, .315th Cavalry. Transferred 
to Camp Knox, West Point, Kentucky, and as- 
signed to Battery F, 72d, Field Artillery. Dis- 
charged at Camp Knox, Kentucky, January 30, 

GuOD.nAN, LAVON. L.. Seaman. 2d Class. 

Enlisted July 13, 191S in the United States 
Naval Reserve Force, at Elmira, N. Y. Sent to 
Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Illinois, and 
assigned as Signal Corps Seaman. Transferred 
to Navfl Operating Base, Hampton Roads. Vir- 
ginia, then to U. S. S. "Utah". Transferred at 
Cuba to U. S. S. "North Dakota". Discharged 
from Receiving Ship at New York, Bay Ridge 
Station. July 21, 1919. 

HVLANO. .irSTI>' EDWARD, 2d Lieutenant, Infan- 
try. 

Enrolled May 13, 1917, in Reserve Officers' 
Training Corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison, In- 
diKnapolis.- Ind. Commissioned 2d Lieutenant 
Auguct 13, 1917. Sent to Camp Zachary Taylor, 
Louisville, Ky., and assigned to the 84th Division. 
August 29, 1917, assigned to 309th Military Po- 
lice, and with that unit sailed for overseas Sep- 
tember 9, 1918, arriving at Cherbourg, France, 
September 25, 1918. November 2, 1918. transfer- 
red to the 128th Battalion, Military Police Corps, 
and assigned to duty at the American Embarka- 
tion Center at Laval, Mayenne, France. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix, N. J., July 24, 1919. 

1IYLA>D, RICHARD TIXCENT. 2(1 Lieiilenant. Field 
Art Her J. 

Enrolled May 15, 191S, in 4th Reserve Officers' 
Training Corps, at Camp Custer, Mich. When the 
85th Division at Camp Custer was sent overseas, 
the 4th Officers Training School was transferred 
to Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Ky. This 
combined school was called the Field Artillery 
Officers' Training School. After being commis- 
sioned (August 31, 1918), was assigned as in- 
structor in the 1st Regiment Field Artillery Re- 
placement Division, at Camp Zachary Taylor, anj 
was discharged at that camp December 2, 1918. 

HARTER. RAY CYRUS, 1st Lieutenant. Sittnal ( Orps. 

Enrolled in Officers' Training School. Fort Ni- 
agara. N. Y., August 27, 1917. Commissioned 2d 
Lieutenant, Signal Corps, November 28, 1917. 
Transferred to U. S. Signal Corps Radio School, 
College Park, Md., December 6, 1917, and was 
assigned to instruction staff February 1, 1918. 
Promoted 1st Lieutenant June 20. Ordered to 
Camp Cody, New Mexico, and assigned to 622d 
Field Signal Battalion, October 22. Discharged at 
Camp Cody, N. M., December 11, 1918. 




LVSCHO, KE^^ETH, Private. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y , May 13, 1918. Sent to 
Fort Slocum, N. Y., thtnce to Fort Moultrie, 
South Carolina, and assigned to 75th Regiment, 
Coast Artillery Corps. Sailed for overseas Octo- 
ber 5, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, October 
1.5, 1918. While in France Mr. Inscho was on 
guard duty. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
April 3, 1919. 

.irST. ANTHONY PETER, ( orporal. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y. June 12, 1917, in Co. 
G, 3d National Guard State New York. Transfer- 
red to Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina, and 
on federalization of regiment became member 
of Co G, lOSth Infantry. Transferred to Quarter- 
masters' Corps Field Bakery Co. 363. Promoted 
Corporr,! Mr.y 19, 1918 .Discharged at Camp Wads- 
worth, December 19, 1918. Re-enlisted at Madi- 
son Barracks, Sacketts Harbor, N. Y., July 8, 
1919. 

JUST, FRANK J., Private. 

Official)— Frank Just, (107,694), Benham St, 
Penn Yan. Enlisted at Camp Syracuse July 5, 
1917. Born Combelcessi, Italy. Age 18 7-12 years. 
Organizations served in: Co. F, 38th Int. to Aug. 
13. 1917; 1st M. G. Co.; Co. C, 5th M. G. Battalion 
to death Private. Engagements, April 13-14, 1918; 
June 6, 1918, names of engagements not given. 
Killed in action June 6, 1918. No other wounds. 
Notify Mrs. Rose Giovanni, mother, Benham St., 
Penn Yan. 

.TONES, (GERALD PIERCE, OWEN, Corporal, A. M. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., October 17, 1917. Sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to Air Ser- 
vice. Transferred to Kelly Field Texas, thence 
to Mineola Long Island. Sailed from New York, 
N. Y.. January 9, 1918, arriving at Liverpool, Eng- 
land, January 2j, 1918. Arrived at Romsey, Eng- 
land. January 24, 1918. At Oxford, England, from 
February 1 to April 20, and while there trained 
at the Walvercot Aerodrome. Left for Birming- 
ham, England, April 21, where the squadron was 
reorganized for service in France. Lett Birming- 
ham, England, June 24, 1918, arriving at Le 
Havre, France, June 25th, 1918. Member 49th 
Aero Squadron. In fronts at St. Mihiel, Meuse- 
Argonne and Verdun. Received Non-Commission- 
ed Office at Toul, France. Discharged at Garden 
City, Long Island. N. Y., March 19, 1919. 

KIRKPATRK K, ALEXANDER, Private. 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., June 10, 1917. Sent to 
League Island Navy Yard, Philadelhpia, Penn., 
and assigned to Recruit Company C, and later to 
94th Com;)any, 7th Regiment, Maitine Corp^. 
During his service Mr Kirkpatrick was station- 
ed at Guantanamo Bay, Santiago, and Bayoma, 
Cuba. Sailed from New York, N. Y., September 
15, 1918, and arrived at Brest, France, September 
24, 1918. Stationed at St. Nazaire, Nantes and 
Brest, France. Sailed for America July 30, 1919, 
and arrived at Newport News August 8, 1919. 
Discharged at Newport News August 13, 1919. 



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K1\>E, (JK01i(;G IfE.MSKN, rriyato, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., November 6, 1918, and 
sent to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jacksonville, 
Florida, and assigned to Co. 9 and Co. K, Motor 
Transport Corps; transferred to Camp Meade, 
Maryland, and assigned to Motor Transport Cos. 
785 and 788. Discharged at Camp Meade, Md , 
May 19, 1919. m 

KM('KKI{B()( KKK. .MAX 15KIMI0LI). (Juniier's 
.Hate. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., June 5, 1918. Sent to 
U. S. Naval Station, Great Lakes, 111., and assign- 
ed to Gunners' School. Transferred November 1. 
1918, to U. S. Torpedo School, Newport, R, I., and 
January 15, 1919, to U. S. Submarine Base, New 
London, Conn. Promoted Seaman, 1st Class, 
Great Lakes, Illinois, in September, 1918; Gun- 
ner's Mate, in January, 1919. Discharged Febru- 
ary 14, 1919. 

LOCKWOOD, OEttKGE IVAN, Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Albany, N. Y., April 16, 1917, in New 
York National Guard, Headquarters. New Paltz, 
N. Y. ; Hospital Corps, 10th New York Infantry. 
Sent to Schenectady, N. Y., and assigned to the 
Federal Army. From Schenectady he was sent to 
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, thence to 
Camp Meade, Maryland, and assigned to Hospital 
Corps, 10th New York Infantry, and was engaged 
in guard duty. Transferred to Camp Wadsworth, 
Spartanburg, South Carolina, where he was as- 
signed to 51st Pioneer Infantry. Transferred to 
Camp Merritt, New Jersey, and sailed for over- 
seas July 23, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, 
August 6, 1918. In battle at St, Mihlel September 
12-16; minor engagements at Woevre River sec- 
tion, Meuse, Moselle. 'With Army of Occupation 
at Coblenz and Guls, Germany, November, 1918, 
to May, 1919. Promoted Private, 1st Class, May 
28, 1917, at New Paltz, N. Y.. and to Sergeant, 
February 10, 1918, at Camp Wadsworth, South 
Carolina. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., July 
8,1919. 

LYX H, JAMES (iKOVEK. Privale. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., in the National 
Guard, State of New York, May 29, 1917. 'Was 
transferred from the National Guard to Regu- 
lar Army at Rochester, N. Y., August 5, 1917. 
Sent to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg. South 
Carolina, Sept. 7, 1917, and assigned to 160th 
Ambulance Company. Transferred to Camp Stew- 
art, Newport News, Virginia, from whence he 
sailed June 30, 191S, arriving at Brest, France, 
July 13, 1918. Member 160th Ambulance, 102d 
Sanitary Train. 27th Division. In battles at EasI 
Poperinghe Line, Belgium, Aug. 1 to 20; Dicke- 
busch Sector, Belgium. August 21 to 30; Vier- 
staat Ridge, Belgium, August 31 to September 2; 
the Knoll, Guilleraont and Quennemont Farms, 
France, September 2 to 27; Hindenburg Line, St. 
Souplet. France, September 27 to 30; Le Selle 
River, France, October 17 Jonc-de-Mur Ridge, 
France. October 18, 1918. Gassed at St. Souplet, 
France, November 3. 1918, and was an inmate of 
the following hospitals: British, at Amiens; 



Rouen; British Hospital No. 2; No 6 Convales- 
cent Camp, and No. 2, Convalescent Camp. Dis- 
charged from service at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
March 31, 1919. 

EE(i(J, HAK(>LI> .J(»H>. ('on)oral. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., May 23, 1918. Sent 
to Fort D. A. Russell, Cheyenne, Wyoming, and 
assigned to Troop M, 315th Cavalry. Transferred 
to Camp Knox, West Point, Kentucky, and as- 
signed to Headquarters Company, 72d Field Ar- 
tillery. Discharged at Camp Knox, Kentucky, 
February 1, 1919. 

MAKKEY. JOHN MICHAEL, Corporal, U. S. Marines. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., August 9, 1917. Sent 
to Paris Island, South Carolina. Transferred to 
Quantico, 'Virginia, thence to Guantanamo Bay, 
Cuba; Porto Rico, Hayti, thence to Galveston. 
Texas. Member of 123d Company, 9th Regiment 
Marine Corps. While at Galveston was appointed 
Regimental Printer, and was editor of the Globe 
and Anchor. Discharged at Galveston, Texas, 
March 8, 1919. 

McADAMS, (;EKALI) EDWARD, Private, U. S.M. (. 

Enlisted in United States Marine Corps at Roch- 
ester, N. Y., September 16, 1917. Trained at Paris 
Island and Quantico, Va.. with the Fifth Regi- 
ment, which later gained undying fame at 
Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood. He was 
transferred to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in Novem- 
ber, 1917, and was stationed there until the 
spring of 1918, when he was sent back to Quan- 
tico to prepare for service overseas, as a scout 
sniper, with Colonel Butler's 13th Regiment. He 
contracted influenza the day before his regi- 
ment was scheduled to sail. Pneumonia de- 
veloped, and his death occurred at Quantico, 
Va., on September 22, 1918. 

(CKEEKE. JEHOME JOSEPH, Private. 

Enlisted at Fort Slocum, N. Y., December 9, 1917, 
Medical Department. Sailed tor overseas Jan. 
22, 1918, arriving at LeHavre, France, February 
8, 1918. Member Medical Department. Seven 
months at Paris, France, and seven months at 
Tours, France. Recommended for 2d Lieutenant. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 29. 1919. 

PATTESON, WILLIAM SHEPPARD, 1st Lieutenant, 
31(>t()r TransjKirt Corps. 

Enrolled May 15, 1917, in Reserve Officers' 
Training Corps, at Madison Barracks, Sackett's 
Harbor, N. Y., and was assigned to 3d Provisional 
Training Brigade. Commissioned 2d Lieutenant 
Quartermaster's Corps. August 15, 1917. At Camp 
Dix, New Jersey, assigned to duty with Camp 
Quartermaster. Transferred to Camp Merritt, 
N. J., in command Motor Transport Company 
377 (also Cos. 406, 407, 408, temporarily), and 
later to Camp Bragg, North Carolina. Promoted 
1st Lieutenant Quartermaster's Corps, at Camp 
Merritt, N. J., March 13, 1918. Promoted 1st 
Lieutenant, Motor Transport Corps, at Camp 
Merritt, N. J., October, 1918. Discharged at 
Camp Bragg, North Carolina, July 22, 1919. 



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(1) JuKtin Hyland 

(2) Richard Hyland 

(3) Hay Harfer 

(4) Kenneth Inseho 

(5) Anthtiny JuMt 



(7) Max Kniokerbocker 

(8) George Loek^rood 
(O) James Lyneh 

(10) Harold Legg 

(11) John Markey 



(«) Alexander KIrkpatrick (12) Gerald AIoAdams 



(13) Jerome O'Keefe 

(14) ^VilIIam I>atte.son 

(15) Arthur l*eter.sen 
(10) Arthur Reotor 

(17) Len'is Radder 

(18) DeWolfe Smith 



(19) Leo Seh^yeiekliard 

(20) Robert Seeley 

(21) C'larence Smith 

(22) Paul Stark 

(23) Allen Seutt 

(24) Frank Short 



(25) Sidney Short 



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PETERSON. ARTHUR JOHN, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., June 10, 1917, in 
Company H, 3d National Guard, State of New 
York, and was a member of same contingent 
at Pelham Bay, N.Y. At Camp Wadsworth, Spar- 
tanburg, South Carolina, federalized to Company 
H, 108th Infantry, 27th Division. Sent to Camp 
Stewart, Newport News, Virginia, and sailed 
May 17, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, May 30, 
1918. Member Company H, 2d Battalion, 108th 
Regiment, 54th Brigade, 27th Division. With 
British Army as Signalman, and with that army 
went "over the top" four times, and twice later 
with the 2d Battalion, 108th Infantry, American 
forces. Was gassed at Mt. Kemmel Hill and at 
Bony, Hindenburg Line, and shot in left leg Sep- 
tember 29, 1918. Awarded a Croix-de-Guerre at 
Mt. Kemmel, in August, by a French General, 
taking the badge of honor from his own breast 
and placing it on that of Mr. Peterson. This 
honor was conferred upon Mr. Peterson for hav- 
ing taken reserves to the front under fire. Sailed 
for the United States from Liverpool, England, 
December 9, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
N. Y., December 24, 1918. 

RILEY. < HARLES CALVIN, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at New York City, N. Y., December P, 
1917. Sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to 
Medical Department. Transferred to Philadel- 
phia, Pa.; assigned to Surgical Instrument Re- 
pair Unit. Sailed January 22, 1918, for LeHavre, 
France, arriving at that port February 8, 1918. 
Assistant, X-Ray Division. Later, Assistant 
X-Ray Operator, attached to 3d Army Corps. In 
battle fronts at Meuse-Argonne and St. Mihiel. 
Also at Mobile Hospital No. 5. Attended school 
six months in Paris, France. Discharged at 
Camp Devens, Ayer. Mass.. April 18, 1919. 

RECTOR, ARTHUR FREDERICK, Private. 

Enlisted May 31, 1917, at Rochester, In 2d Am- 
bulance Co., National Guard, State New York. 
Called to active service July 16, 1917. Assigned 
to 106th Ambulance Co. Sent to Camp Wads- 
worth, Spartanburg, South Carolina. November 
22, 1917, transferred to Field Hospital No. 108. 
Sailed from Newport News, Va., June 30, 1918, 
arriving at Brest, France, July 13, 1918. Served 
with lOSth Field Hospital, 27th Division, except 
from July 23 to October 17, 1918, during which 
time he served with the First Army Corps. In 
battles at LeSelle River (St. Souplet), October 
17; Jonc-de-Mur Ridge, October 18. In engage- 
ment at St Maurice River (Catillon), October 
19-20, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
March 31, 1919. 

RADDER, LEWIS WALTER. JR., Sergeant, Medical 
Department. 

Enlisted at Rochester. N. Y., Aug. 30, 1917, and 
sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y.; assigned to Head- 
quarters staff. 93d Division. Transferred to Camp 
Stewart, Newport News,- Virginia. Sailed from 
Hoboken, N. J., January 15, 1918, arriving at 
Brest, France, February 1, 1918. Transferred to 
117th Sanitary Train. 42d Division. May 17. 191S. 



In battles at Baccaret Sector May 16 to June 21; 
Souain and Esperance Sector. July 4 to July 14; 
Champagne-Marne offensive, July 15; Aisne- 
Marne (Chateau-Thierry), July 24 to August 6; 
St. Mihiel offensive, September 12 to 16; Essey- 
Pannes Sector, September 17-29, 1918. Wound- 
ed in the Champagne-Marne offensive July 15, 
1918, from high explosive shell fragment in right 
thigh. In Army of Occupation at Badneuenahr, 
November 13, 1918. to April 10. 1919. Discharged 
at Camp Upton. N. Y., May 14, 1919. 

SNYDER, GLENN HAVEN, Army Field Clerk. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., June 1, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to Casual Com- 
pany. Transferred to Chicamauga Park, Fort 
Oglethorpe, Georgia, and assigned to 22d Ambu- 
lance Company. Transferred to Camp Dix, New 
Jersey, and assigned to Camp Headquarters, Ad- 
jutant's office. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 
March 11. 1918. Appointed Army Field Clerk 
March 11. 1918, at Camp Dix, N. J. 

SMITH, CHARLES De WOLFE, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted April 17, 1917, at Schenectady, N. Y., in 
the Machine Gun Company of the 2d New York 
National Guard. Transferred to Pelham Bay, N. 
Y , and later to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, 
South Carolina, where, by federalization, his or- 
ganization became a part of the 105th Infantry. 
Discharged for physical disability at Camp Wads- 
worth, South Carolina, December 19, 1917. 

SCHWEICKHARD, LEO HANDLY, Yeoman, 1st 
Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., April 16, 1917. Sent to 
Newport, Rhode Island, and assigned to U. S. S. 
Scout Cruiser "Chester," and later to Cruiser 
"St. Louis" and Transport "Mt. Vernon." Mr. 
Schweickhard was in the convoy to General 
Pershing in crossing to the European Continent, 
in June. 1917. He served as Seaman, Carpen- 
ter's Mate, and Yeoman. His enlistment expires 
in April, 1921. 

SEELEY, ROBERT LA.MPSON, 1st Class Machine 
Gunner. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y, May 5. 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum. N. Y.. thence to Fort Sam Houston. 
Texas, and assigned to Troop A. 3d Cavalry. 
Transferred to Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, and as- 
signed to Machine Gun Troop, 11th Cavalry. Re- 
mained with that contingent at Camp Gordon, 
Atlanta, Georgia, and at Fort Myer, Virginia. 
Discharged at Fort Myer, Va., June 16, 1919. 

STARK, PAUL MARTIN, Assistant Band Leader. 

Enlisted at Auburn, N. Y., June 14, 1917. Sent to 
Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, South Carolina. 
Sailed for overseas May 10, 1918, from Newport 
News, Va., arriving at Brest, France, May 24, 
1918. Member Headquarters Company, 108th In- 
fantry Band, 27th Division. In battle fronts at 
Kemmel Hill and Hindenburg Line, between 
Cambrai and St. Quentin. Promoted to Assistant 
Band Master in July, 1918. Dischagred at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. 




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(D) Kayiiiond AValker 
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4i:5) Joseph You-st 
4 14) Albert Day 
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(IS) Carl Carpenter 



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(21) Harry i-oiindry 

( 21!) i'laude H(»vey 

(i::0 ilelden Howell 

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SMITH, CLAKKX'E KAM).VLL, I'rhate. 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., May 29. 1917. As- 
signed to 81st Ambulance Company, National 
Guard State of New York. Transferred August 5. 

1917. to Camp Wadsworth. South Carolina; as- 
signed to 1116th Ambulance Company. Transfer- 
red to Camp Stewart. Newport News, Virginia. 
Sailed May 30, 191S, arriving at the port of Brest, 
France, June 13, 1918. Member 106th Ambulance 
Company, 27th Division Battles — Hindenburg 
Line offensive, September 29-30; LeSelle River, 
France. October 17; Jonc-de-Mur Ridge. October 
18; Vierstaat Ridge, Belgium, August 31 to Sep- 
tember 2; The Knoll. Guillimont Farm. Quen- 
nemont Farm, September 27; St. Maurice River, 
France, October 19-20. Minor Engagements — East 
Poperinghe Line, Belgium, October 7 to 20; 
Dickebusche Sector, Belgium, August 21 to 30. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. 

S( ITT. ALLEN EKiENE, Cliauffeur. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., July 1, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Slocum, N. Y., then to Fort Benjamin Harri- 
son, Indiana, then to Camp Custer, Michigan, and 
assigned to 340th Infantry, Medical Detachment; 
transferred to 170th Infantry Brigade Headquar- 
ters as Chauffeur for General Penn. Sailed from 
New York, N. Y., July 21, 1918, arriving at Le 
Havre, Prance, from Liverpool, England, Au- 
gust 11, 1918. Member S5th Division. Brigade 
Headquarters, 170th Infantry. Transferred to 
Division Headquarters, 3Sth Division, from No- 
vember 7, 1918, until January 9, 1919. Discharg- 
ed at Camp Zachary Taylor. Kentucky. January 
9. 1919. 

.SHOUT, FRANK, ('aptiiiii. Ordnance Oepartnient. 

Enrolled in Reserve Officers' Training Corps at 
Camp Sheridan, 111., May 13, 1917, and assigned 
to Ordnance Department. Commissioned 1st Lieu- 
tcnr.nt August 15, 1917. Transferred to Machine 
Gun School at Springfield Armory. Mass., Au- 
gust 18, 1917, and remained there until Septem- 
ber 30, 1917. Sailed from New York City October 
15, 1917, arriving at Liverpool, England, October 
24, and at Le Havre, France, October 28, 1917. In 
Aircraft Armament Section, Ordnance Depart- 
ment (Paris, France). November 1, 1917, to June 
19, 1918, head of technical branch, acting head 
of section, etc. On the staff of the Chief Ord- 
nance Officer, Base Section No. 3, American Ex- 
peditionary Forces, (London, England), June 20, 

1918, to July 10, 1919. Technical representative 
in England on aircraft armament. June 20, 1919, 
to July 31. 1919, technical staff. Ordnance Depart- 
ment, Washington. D. C. Since July 31, 1919, 
Bomb Design Section, Aircraft Armament Divis- 
ion, Ordnance Department. Promoted Captain 
February 20, 1919. In service. 

SHOKT. SIDNEY ELBERT, 2d Lieutenant. 

Enlisted at Ithaca, N. Y. August 21. 1917. Assign- 
ed to United States Army Military School, Aero- 
nautics, Ithaca, N. Y., as instructor in Machine 
Gun. Transferred to Aviation Mechanics' Train- 
ing School at St. Paul, Minnesota. In charge of 
transportation department ; instructor in carbon- 



ization and ignition; officer in charge of instruc- 
tion in engineering; supply officer tor transport 
school; in charge of Company B, S64th Aero 
Squadron. Discharged at St. Paul, Minnesota, 
February 1, 1919. 

S(HERER, EOWARO LAIRISTON, forporaL 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y.. November 6. 1918. and 
sent to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jacksonville. 
Florida, and assigned to Co. 13, 1st Road Regi- 
ment, Motor Transport Corps; transferred to 
Philadelphia, Pa., and assigned to Motor Trans- 
port Cos. 663 and 664. Discharged at Philadel- 
phia. Pa.. June 3, 1919. (Milo). 

S( HIBERT, HIRA.M ARTHIR, Flying Cadet. 

Enlisted at Syracuse. N. Y., December 14, 1917, 
and sent to Cornell Aviation School, Cornell 
University, Ithaca, N. Y.. May 25, 1918. Private, 
1st Class, Aviation School, Ithaca, N. Y. ; Private, 
1st Class, Camp Dick, Dallas, Texas; Flying 
Cadet, Barron Field, Everman, Texas. Discharg- 
ed at Barron Field, Everman, Texas, November 
27, 1918. 

STEVENS, ARTHCR FRANCIS, Private. Cliauffeur. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., March 11, 1918. Sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y., assigned to Aviation Sec- 
tion, Signal Corps. Transferred to Kelly Field. 
San Antonio, Texas; assigned to 237th Aero 
Squadron. Transferred to Southern Field, Ameri- 
cus, Georgia. Attended schools at St. Louis, 
Missouri, and St. Paul, Minnesota. Discharged at 
Americus, Georgia, February 4, 1919. 

SWARTHOIT. JOHN F., Bugler, Tst Class. 

P^nlisted at Rochester. N. Y., May 22. 1918. Sent 
to Fort D. A. Russell. Wyoming, and assigned to 
315th Cavalry. Transferred to Camp Knox, West 
Point, Kentucky, and assigned to 72d Light Field 
Artillery. Discharged at Camp Knox. Kentucky, 
February 4, 1919. 

THOMSEN, NEILS PETER, Private. 

Enlisted at Fort Porter, Buffalo, N. Y., Septem- 
ber 19, 1917. Sent to Camp Allentown, Penn., and 
assigned to Ambulance Corps 610. (The 610th 
organized here). Sailed March 28, 1918, arriving 
at Brest, France, April 4, 1918. Member Sanitary 
Service, United States Ambulance Corps 610. 
Duties at the fronts at Montdiddier-Noyon. Cu- 
vjlly, Campeign, and Oise-Aisne. August IS to 
27; Oise-Aisne, September 10 to November 3, 
1918. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., April 22, 
1919. 

WOODRUFF, JOSEPH DIDLEY, Private. 

Enlisted at Elmira. N. Y., April 8, 1917. Sailed 
lor LeHavre. France. April 15, 1918, arriving May 
3, 1918. Member Company A, Machine Gun Bat- 
talion, 5th Division. Transferred to Company B, 
Military Police, about October 1st, 1918. In 
Meuse-Argonne and St. Mihiel offensives. Left 
Luxemburg for the United States July 4. 1919. 
Discharged at Camp Upton. N. Y., July 25. 1919. 




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WHEELER, HORACE BROWN, Private. 

Enlisted at Rochester, K. Y., June 1, 1917. Sent 
to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, South Caro- 
lina, and was assigned to Ambulance Company 
106. Sailed June 30, 191S, arriving at Brest. 
France, July 12, lillS. Member Ambulance Com- 
pany 106, 27th Division. In battle lines at Bast 
Poperinghe Line, August 7 to 20; Dickebusche 
Sector. August 21 to 30; Vierstaat Ridge, Bel- 
gium, August 31 to September 2; Hindenburg 
Line, France. September 29-30; Quennemont 
Farm, September 27; LeSelle River, October 17- 
18; St. Maurice River, October 19-20, 1918. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. 

WILLIAMS. WILLIA.ir WARREN. I'. S. N. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. V., November 16, 1917. U. 
S. Navy. 



Mr. Williams was brought into prominence by 
the use of his picture on a Liberty Loan poster. 
W. E. Burnell, of Penn Yan, who made all of the 
pictures for the illustrations appearing in this 
book, made an enlarged photograph of Mr. Wil- 
liams in his naval uniform. The young mans 
smile was so attractive that a copy of the picture 
was sent to the headquarters of Liberty Loan 
publicity department in New York, and it was 
turned over to the celebrated illustrator, James 
Montgomery Flagg. who made a drawing from 
the photograph. Mr. Williams was 28 years old 
at the time. He came to Penn Yan from Baskin, 
La. When the picture was taken he was station- 
ed on the United State Recruiting Ship, Co. No. 8, 
general detail, Norfolk Navy Yard, Va. 

WALKER. RAYMOM) CHARLES, Private. 

Enlisted at Fort Slocum, N. Y., December 9, 1917, 
and sent to Vancouver Barracks, Washington, 
and assigned to 318th Engineers. Transferred to 
American University, Washington, D. C; U. S. 
Hospital, No. 17, Markleton, Penn.; U. S. Hospi- 
tal, No. 8, Otisville, N. Y. Discharged at U. S. Gen- 
eral Hospital, No. 8. at Otisville, N. Y.. Septem- 
ber 19. 1919. 

WEBSTER, MITCHELL RILEY, Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., January 18, 1918, and 
sent to Key West, Florida, and assigned to 2d 
Company, 36th Regiment, 41st Brigade, Coast 
Artillery Corps. Transferred to Camp Eustice, 
Virginia; Fortress Monroe, Virginia; Fort Slo- 
cum, N. Y.; Stewart. Virginia; Upton, Long 
Island. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., Decem- 
ber 18, 1918. 

WILSON. PERCY CHARLES, Private, 1st Class, V. 
S. M. ( . 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., March 26, 1918. Sent 
to Paris Island, South Carolina, and assigned to 
42d Company, I Battalion, April 17, 1918, to June 
7, 1918, then transferred to Portsmouth Navy 
Yard, and assigned to Barracks Detachment. At 
Portsmouth June 7, 1918, to August 20, 1919. Dis- 
charged at Portsmouth Navy Yard August 20, 
1919. 




WHEELEK, HOWARO EDWIN, Eleetrieiaii, 1st 
Class. Radio, C. S. >. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N Y., June 21, 1918, and 
sent to Newport, Rhode Island, and assigned to 
seamanship training. Went to Harvard Univer- 
sity Radio School, graduating from that insti- 
tution in February, 1919. Assigned to U. S. S. 
"Kansas" at Hampton Roads, Virginia. Trans- 
ferred to Receiving Ship at Norfolk. Va., then 
to U. S. Revenue Cutter, "Relief," May 15, 1919, 
at New York. Sent to Receiving Ship at New York 
for 10 days, then assigned to U. S. S. "Schoodic". 
First Radio Operator on this ship June 1 to Oc- 
tober 1, 1919. Discharged at New York Re- 
ceiving Ship October 13, 1919, 

WARD, JOB M,, Dental Reserve Corps. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., October 9, 1917. Not 
called to active service. 

YOrST, ANTHONY J. 

(Offieial)— Anthony J. Youst (549,387), 107 Cher- 
ry St.. Penn Yan. Enlisted at Camp Syracuse, 
July 4, 1917. Born Elmira. Age 18 11-12 years. 
Organizations: Med. Det. 30th Inf , July 4, 1917, 
to July 14, 1917 San. Det. 38th Inf. to Jtily 16. 
1918. Private. Engagements: 2d battle of the 
Marne. Served overseas March, 25, 1918. to July 
16, 191S. Died July 16, 1918, of wounds received 
in action. No other wounds. Notify Miss Mary 
\oust. sister, 107 Cherry St., Penn Yan. 

YOrST, JOSEPH JA.MES, Private. 

Enlisted at Pittsburg, Penn. December 1, 1917. 
Sent to Camp Meade, Maryland, and assigned to 
Company H, 23d Engineers. Sailed P/Iarch 29, 1918, 
and arrived at Brest, Prance, June 13, 1918. Mem- 
ber Company H, 23d Engineers, independent unit. 
In battle lines at St. Mihiel Sector, September 12 
to 24, 1918; Meuse-Argonne, September 25, 1918 
to November 11, 1918. Discharged at Camp Dev- 
ens. Ayer, Mass., June 14, 1919. 

POTTER 

DAY, ALBERT SHEHMAN, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., July 30, 1917. Sent to 
Camp Syracuse, N. Y., and assigned to Company 
I, 49th Infantry. Transferred to Headquarters 
Company, 23d Infantry, in August, 1917. Sailed 
from Hoboken, N. J., September 7. 1917, arriv- 
ing at St. Nazaire, France, September 21, 1917. 
Member Headquarters Company, 23d U. S. Regu- 
lars, 2d Division. In battles at Troyon Sector, 
March 15 to May 13, 1918; Alsne defensive. May 
31 to June 5; Chateau-Thierry Sector, June 6 to 
July 9; Alsne-Marne offensive, July 18 to July 20; 
Marbache Sector, August 16 to 19; St. Mihiel, 
September 12 to 16; Meuse-Argonne offensive, 
October 1 to 10. and November 1 to 11, 1918. In 
Army of Occupation at Vallendar, Neiderwerth, 
Rengsdorf, Germany, from December 1, 1918, to 
July 16, 1919. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 
August 13. 1919. 



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FOKI). (JEOlUiE W., Jr.. Sertft-aiit. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., June 6. 1!»17, in Nation- 
al Guard. Company B. 3d New York Infantry. 
Transferred to Pelham Bay, New York, thence 
to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg. South Caro- 
lina, and thence to Camp Stewart, Virginia. 
Sailed from Newport News, Va.. May 10, 1918, 
and arrived at Brest, France. May 23, 1918. Mem- 
ber Company B, 108th Infantry, 27th Division. 
In battles at Hindenburg Line (Bony, France), 
East Poperinghe Line (Belgium), Vierstaat 
Ridge (Belgium), LeSelle River, St. Souplet 
(France), Dickebusche Sector (Belgium), St. 
Maurice River, Cattillon. Jonc-De-Mur (Corbie 
Luermon). Wounded at St. Souplet. France, Oc- 
tober 27, 1918, in shoulder and right leg from 
shrapnel and gun fire. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., March 31. 191&. 

MATTHEWS, GEOK(iE WEBBER, Sfaman. 

Enlisted in U. S. Navy December 5, 1917, at Wil- 
liamsport. Pa. Sent to Naval Training Station at 
Newport, R. I. Sent to Brooklyn Navy Yard, then 
to U. S. Receiving Ship at Philadelphia. Assign- 
ed to U. S. S. "Cynthic" from Feb. 9, 1918, to Feb. 
16, 1919; to U. S. S. '■Bushnell", from Mar. 5, 1919, 
to August 1, 1919. Discharged on Receiving Ship, 
Philadelphia, August 14, 1919. 

S.\>TEE, EF>ER HIKAM, Private. 

Enlisted at Geneva. N. Y.. August 1, 1917. Sent to 
Syracuse Recruit Camp, and assigned to Com- 
pany A , 50th Infantry, with which served until 
August 15, when transferred to Company A, 23(i 
Infantry, and sent to Camp Merritt, N. J., sailing 
from Hoboken, N. J.. September 7, 1917, arriving 
at St. Nazaire. France. September 21. Served with 
Company A. 2d Division, 23d Infantry, to August 
1, 1918, when transferred to 306th Service Com- 
pany, with which served until August 6. 1919. 
Discharged at U. S. General Hospital No. 8, Otis- 
ville, N. Y.. August 6, 1919. 



STARKEY 

ANDREWS, ARCHIE GRATON. Electrieuin, 1st 
Class. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., August 2, 1917, as ap- 
prentice seaman, and sent to Rhode Island Navy 
Yard, and assigned to Navy Radio School, No- 
vember 20. 1917; Harvard Radio School, Decem- 
ber 17, 1917; Wireless Telephone School, New 
London, Conn., May 17, 1918; Offlcers' Observer 
School, Hampton Roads, Va., in Navy Aviation. 
July 10, 1918; Naval Aircraft Store House, Glou- 
cester, N. J.. August 27, 1918; Radio Experimen- 
tal Laboratory; Radio Compass School, Pelham, 
N. Y., June 10, 1919. In charge of Radio Compass 
Station. Buxton, Cape Hatteras, N. C, July 25, 
1919. Was promoted to seaman, 2d Class, at New- 
port, Rhode Island; Electrician, 3d Class, at 
Harvard Radio School; Electrician. 1st Class, at 
Officers' Observer School at Hampton Roads. 
Va. Discharged at Hampton Roads, Va., Sep- 
tember 10, 1919. 



BIAS, ROBERT A, Isf Serjfennt. 

Enlisted at Fort Slocum, N. Y., May 26, 1917. 
Sent to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and as- 
signed to Company B, 7th U. S. Engineers. Sailed 
from New York, N. Y.. March 16, 1918, arriving 
in England March 29, and in France May 2, 1918. 
Member 5th Division, 7th Regiment, U. S. En- 
gineers, Regulars. In battle fronts at St. Die 
Sector, July 16 to August 22; St. Mihiel offen- 
sive. September 11 to 23 ; Meuse-Argonne offen- 
sive, October 6 to November 11, 1918. Gassed and 
wounded at Meuse-Argonne October 12, 1918, 
from machine gun. In Army of Occupation at 
Luxemberg and Treves, Germany, from Decem- 
ber 15, 1918, to July 5, 1919. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., August 1, 1S19. 
Previous service — Enlisted at San Francisco. 
California, January 6, 1912, and spent ten months 
at Fort Douglas, Utah, from January 6, 1912, to 
November 15, 1912. Was then sent to Manila. 
Philippine Islands, for one year. Returned to 
the United States in December, 1914. Was sent 
to the Mexican Border until January 5, 1915. 
Was then discharged. His entire service was in 
Company C. 20th U. S. Infantry, Regulars. 

I'ARPENTER. CARL F. 

Enlisted at Camp Custer. Mich., October 9, 1917, 
Company I, 125th Infantry. Discharged Febru- 
ary 5. 1918, at Waco, Texas. Re-enlisted April 
15, 1918, at Rochester, N. Y., U. S. Naval Reserve. 
Discharged September 15, 1919. 

CARPENTER, EARL »., Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Elmira. N. Y.. June 7, 1917, and sent 
to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to 2d Recruit 
Company. Arrived in Empire, Canal Zone, July 
28, 1917, and served in Company E, 3d Engineers, 
until December 1, 1918. Transferred to Head- 
quarters Company 3d Engineers, and remained 
in that Company until discharged at Corozal. 
Canal Zone. March 31. 1919. Appointed Corporal 
September 25, 1918. Appointed Sergeant Decem- 
ber 1. 1918. Rated as Marksman. November. 1918 

CLARY, FRANCIS J. 

Enlisted at PhilE.delphia, Pa., December 19, 
1917. Medical Reserve Corps. 

IH'FFY, BERNARD J., Sergeant. 

Enlisted at Dayton, Ohio, June, 1917. Sent to 
Fort Thomas, Kentucky, and assigned to 22d Re- 
cruit Company. Transferred to Fort Benjamin 
Harrison. Indiana, and assigned to Company A. 
46th Infantry; Camp Gordon. Georgia, 46th In- 
fantry; Camp Taylor, Louisville. Kentucky, 
46th Infantry. Appointed Corporal at Fort Ben- 
jamin Harrison, Ind., September 15, 1917. Ap- 
pointed Sergeant at Camp Taylor, Kentucky, 
January 9. 1918. Discharged at Camp Gordon. 
Georgia, November 28. 1918. 

(JOUNDRY, HARRY BARNES, Private. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., November 15. 1917. 
Was sent to camp November 21, and was assign- 




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ed to Company B. 23d Engineers. Transferred to 
Camp Humphreys' Belvoir. Virginia, thence to 
Laurel, Maryland. Sailed from Hoboken. N. J , 
March 29, 191S, arriving at Brest, France, April 
13, 1918. December 1, 1918, transferred from the 
23d Engineers to Company A. 29th Engineers. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, Long Island, July 
16, 1919. 

HOVEY. CLAIDE ARMSTRONG, Ship's Cook, 4th 
Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., August 11, 1917. As- 
signed to U. S. S. "Richmond", at Norfolk, Vir- 
ginia, August 12, 1917. Transferred to U. S. Nav- 
al Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Virginia, 
December 16, 1917. Assigned to U. S. S. "Zee- 
landia" June 24, 1918. Transferred to U. S. S. 
"Zeppelin" August 8, 1919. Sent to Naval Hos- 
pital, League Island, Philadelphia, Pa. Discharg- 
ed February 23, 1920. 

HARPE.M)I>(m ASBIKY HATHAWAY, Pmate. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., April 9, 1917. Sent 
to Camp Syracuse, N. Y.. and assigned to 5th U. 
S. Infantry. Transferred to Empire, Canal Zone, 
Panama. 

HILL, HARRY R., Serjeant. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., May 26, 1917. Sent to 
"Washington Barracks, Washington, D. C, and 
assigned to 66th U. S. Engineers, thence to Re- 
placement Company B, Engineers. Discharged at 
Washington Barracks, D. C, January 15, 1919. 

HOWELL, BELDEN SAMUEL, Private, U. S. Marine 
Corps. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., July, 1917. Sent to 
Paris Island, South Carolina, and assigned to 
3d Company D. Transferred to Quantico, Virgin- 
ia, and assigned to 127th Company, 7th Regi- 
ment, Marine Corps. Sailed from New York for 
Santiago, Cuba, November 7, 1917. Served in var- 
ious camps in Cuba with 127th Company, 7th 
Regiment, U. S. Marine Corps, and remained in 
that Company until discharged at Marine Bar- 
racks, Philadelphia, Penn., September 6, 1919. 

HARPER, DOYLEMARX, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., November 27, 1917. 
Sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to 2d 
Recruit Company. Attached and unassigned to 
Line 60, 3d Training Brigade, at Kelly Field, 
San Antonio, Texas, on December 9th, 1917. 
Transferred January 31, 1918, and attached and 
unassigned to 5th Detachment, 327th Aero Squad- 
ron, and sent to Jersey City on detached service. 
Returned to Kelly Field March 4, 1918, attached 
and unassigned to 32Sth Aero Squardon. Trans- 
ferred May 15, 1918, to 2d Detachment, Kelly 
Field June Replacement, Overseas Casuals. 
Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., May 27, 1918, arriv- 
ing at Bordeaux, France, June 9, 1918. Member 
2d Detachment Kelly Field June Replacement, 
Overseas Casuals, from Bordeaux to St. Maxient, 
and attached and unassigned to 1102d Replace- 
ment Squadron, June 17, 1918. Transferred June 
19, 1918, to 1104th Casual Squadron, at 3d A. I. 
C, Issoudun. France. Detached from the 1104th 




and assigned to the 21st Air Service Squadron 
December 1, 1918. On duty in the service of Sup- 
ply during entire foreign service period. Dis- 
charged at Camp Mills, Mineola, Long Island, 
April 14, 1919. 

IDE, IRA C. 

Enlisted August, 1917, Dental Reserve Corps. 

.lESSOP, FOSTER. Private, 1st Class. 

(OfticisU)— Foster F. Jessop, (364,363), Rock 
Stream. Enlisted in National Guard at Ft. Slo- 
cum, N. Y., April 21, 1918. Born Dundee. Age 19 
11-12 years. Organizations: 2d Recruit Co., Gen. 
Serv. Inf., April 26, 1918; Co. F., 106th Int. to 
death. Private April 21, 1918; private, 1st class, 
Aug. 25, 1918. Engagements: Vierstaat Crossing, 
Ypres salient, Guillemont farm, Malakoff wood. 
Served overseas May 10, 1918, to death. Killed in 
action Sept. 27, 1918. No other wounds. Notify 
Mrs. Cecil Jessop, mother, R. D. 21, Rock Stream. 

Mae( ALMAN, DONALD JAMES, Ensigrn Naval Avia- 
tioii. 

Enlisted at Syracuse, N. Y., March 1918, and 
reported at Boston Aviation School, Institute of 
Technology, June 4, 1918. Transferred to Key 
West, Miami, and Pensacola, Florida, receiving 
his commission as Ensign at the latter place. 
From Pensacola he was sent to the Naval Air 
Station at Coco Solo, Canal Zone, Panama, Jan- 
uary 9, 1919, where he is still in service. 

NORRIS, LEON 0. 

Enlisted at Camp Syracuse, N. Y., Juy 23, 1917, 
Company G, 23d Infantry. 

NEILSEN, HAROLD J. 

Enlisted at Fort Slocum, N. Y., December 11, 1917, 
Battery C, 16th Field Artillery. 

PEELLE, JAMES FRANCIS, Signalman, Isl Class, 
U. S. N. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., December 5, 1917. Sent 
to U. S. Naval Trainin;; Station at Newport, 
Rhode Island, and assigned to Blue Jacket 
Guard. Served in Blue Jacket Guard until April, 
1917, then received appointment as Assistant 
Instructor. Served thus during war. Graduated 
from Coxswains' School in February. 1919. Went 
aboard U. S. S. "Dixie" in March, 1919, and 
while on the "Dixie" was promoted to Signal- 
man, 1st Class. Discharged at Bay Ridge Bar- 
racks, Brooklyn, N. Y., August 16, 1919. 

RAPALEE, HARVEY McKINLEY, Private. 

Enlisted at Corning, N. Y., December 15, 1917. 
Sent to Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and assigned 
to 59th Battalion, Coast Artillery. Transferred 
to Fort Hamilton, N. Y. Sailed from Hoboken, 
N. J., March 28, 1918, and arrived in Brest, 
France, April 5, 1918. Member 59th Regiment 
Supply Company, Coast Artillery Corps. In bat- 
tle fronts at St. Mihiel offensive, September 12; 
Verdun offensive, Bois de la Chalade, September 
26; Very, October 8 and 9; Eclisfontaine, October 
12 and October 23; Romagne, October 28 to No- 
vember 1, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. 
Y., January 30, 1919. 



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SI'ROrL. HAROLD, ("oriioral. 

(Official)— Harold Sproiil (1025621), Dundee, N.Y. 
Enlisted at Ft. Slocuni, N. Y.. April 23, 1917. 
Born Orange, N. J. Age IS 5-12 years. Organiza- 
tions: Co. G, 54th Inf. to death Private April 2S, 
1917; private, 1st Class. Jan. 22, 1918. Corporal. 
Served overseas Aug. 17, 1918, to death. Died of 
broncho-pneumonia Oct. 22, 1918. Notify Bert 
Sproul. father. R. D. 2. Watkins. 

TOWNLEY, LYLE BROSKILL. Private. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N. Y., February 20, 1918. 
Sent to Marine Barracks, at Paris Island. South 
Carolina, and assigned to 9th Company, Head- 
quarters Detachment. At Quantico, Va., assigned 
to 198th Company, 2d Machine Gun Battalion, 
and was a member of the same battalion at San- 
tiago de Cuba. At Philadelphia Navy Yard, Phila- 
delphia, Penn., assigned to 107th Company, 1st 
Regiment, Marine Corps. Discharged at Phila- 
delphia, Pa., Navy Yard. August 15. 1919. 



TORREY 

BEARD. CHARLES ADELBERT, Master Sigrnal 
Electrician. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., October 3, 1917. 
Sent to Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned to 321st 
Field Signal Battalion. Transferred to Camp 
Samuel F. B. Morse, Plattsburg, N. Y., thence to 
Camp Merritt, N. J. Sailed tor overseas August 
31, 1918, and arrived at LeHavre, France, about 
September 18, 1918. Member 301st Field Signal 
Battalion. Engaged in fighting fronts at Mar- 
bache, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne. Discharg- 
ed at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., June 2, 1919. 

BENTLEY. UlUH WOODRrFF, Coxswain. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., November 17, 1917. 
Sent to Newport, Rhode Island, and thence to Re- 
ceiving Ship at Boston, Mass., and rated as Sea- 
man Guard. Transferred to Receiving Ship at 
Philadelphia, Penn., and assigned to Armed 
Guard. Transferred to Bay Ridge, N. Y. Was on 
U. S. S. "Rhode Island" from March, 1918, to 
July, 1918; on U. S. "Elliot" January 4, 1919, 
to July 18, 1919. The "Elliot" escorted Presi- 
dent Wilson and staff across the Atlantic. Mr. 
Bentley was discharged at Bay Ridge, New York, 
August 1. 1919. 




BISHOP, DEFOREST JOHN, 1st .Musician, U. S. N. 

Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., December 11. 1917, 
and sent to Newport Naval Station, and assign- 
ed to Section Chief. 4th Regiment, Company A; 
at Pelham Bay Station, assigned to concert band; 
City Park Barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y., Band and 
Concert Orchestra; on U. S. S. "South Dakota". 
Band and Officers' Orciiestra. Mr. Bishop was 
aboard the "South Dakota" from March, 1918, to 
November, 1919. This vessel was on convoy duty 
out of Halifax, N. S., Portsmouth. N. H , and New 
York City, to France and England. Twelve com- 
plete trips were made while Mr. Bishop was on 
this ship. "Periscopes are only sighted by their 
wake. Many of these were fired upon, oil coming 
to the surface of the water on different occas- 
ions. One cannot state any facts, as it was deal- 
ing with the unseen." Mr. Bishop was rated as 
Apprentice Seaman at Newport, Rhode Island; 
2d Class Seaman on U. S. S. "South Dakota," 
and 1st class Musician, aboard the same 
ship. Discharged at City Park Barracks, Brook- 
lyn, N. Y., May 28, 1919. 

ELLIMi, WALTER A., Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Geneva, N. Y., June 28, 1917, and 
sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y., and assigned to Medi- 
cal Department. Transferred to Fort Oglethorpe. 
Georgia, and assigned to 1st Evacuation Hospi- 
tal. Transferred to Camp Upton. N. Y.. and as- 
signed to 308th Infantry, Medical Department. 
Sailed for overseas April 12, 191S, arriving at 
Calais, France, April 2S, 1918. On fighting front-, 
at Baccaret Sector, Oise-Aisne, Aisne-Vesle, and 
Meuse-Argonne. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. 
Y., Mty 9, 1919. 

HARRIS, LELA>D STANDFORD, Private, 1st Class. 

Enlisted at Elmira, N Y , October 25, 1917, and 
sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y. Transferred to Fort 
Hamilton, N. Y., and assigned to Sixth Anti-Air- 
craft. Transferred to Camp Mills. N. Y., as wag- 
oner. Sailed from Brooklyn Pier 29, August 10, 
1918. for France, arriving at LeHavre, August 
23. 1918. Wagoner in Battery A. Coast Artillery 
Corps Section of Sixth Anti-Aaircraft. Served 
overseas August 23. 191S. to March 1. 1919. Dis- 
charged at Fort Wadsworth. S. C . March 12. 
1919. 

LI'DLOW, (LARENCE B. 

Enlisted at Rochester. N. Y.. June 18, 1917, Base 
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YATES COUNTY PHYSICIANS 



COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 



.MATTHEWS, HERBEHT WOOD, Capfaiii, Medical 
Corps. 

Enlisted at Penn Yan, N. Y., August 13, 1917. Sent 
to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., and assigned 
to 7th Company. Medical Officers' Training 
Camp. Assigned to Camp Grant, 111.. October. 
1917. and remained on duty until discliarged as 
assistant Brigade Surgeon. 161st Depot Brigade. 
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant. August. 1917; 
Captain. December. 1917. Discharged at Camp 
Grant, 111.. December 12. 1918. 

HALSTEAI), WALTER (iEORGE, 1st Lieutenant 
.Medical Corps. 

Enlisted at Rochester, N. Y., September 20, 1918. 
Called to active service October 10, 1918, and 
assigned to Base Hospital (Surgical Service), 
Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. Transferred Novem- 
ber 11, 191S. to Rockefeller Institute. New York 
City. War Demonstration Hospital. Returned to 
Camp Devens December 2. 1918. and assigned to 
war wound work with casuals of 26th (Yankee) 
Division. Discharged at Camp Devens. Ayer, 
Mass., February 14, 1919. 

STEVENSON, GEOKUE EOWAKK, 1st Lieutenant 
Medical Cori)s. 

Enlisted at Penn Yan, N. Y., July 15, 1917. Com- 
missioned 1st Lieutenant, Medical Corps, Au- 
gust 1, 1917, and reported at Fort Ethan Allen, 
Vermont, August 20, 1917. Medical Officers' Train- 
ing Camp, commanding officer Company C, Medi- 
cal Corps, until November 25, 1917. On duty at 
Fort Slocum, N. Y., until January 8, 1918. Dis- 
charged at Fort Slocum. N. Y.. January 1, 1918, 
for physical disability. 

STRAIT, BERNARD SAMUEL, ( aptaiu. Medical 
Corps. 

Commissioned 1st Lieutenant July 10. 1917, and 
called to active service from Penn Yan, N. Y., 
August 26, 1917. In Medical Officers' Training 
Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, Au- 
gust 26, to November 15, 1917. Student at School 
of Military Roentgenology, at New York City, N. 
Y., November 15, to December 31, 1917. Instruct- 
or in Military Roentgenology at the same school 
December 31, 1917, to June 24, 1918. then assign- 
ed to the Evacuation Hospital, No. 19. Sailed from 
Hoboken, New Jersey. August 31, 1918, arriving 
at Glasgow, Scotland, September 13, 1918, and at 
LeHavre, France, Septemtjer 15, 1918. Hospital 
attached to First Army from September 15, 1918 
to January 21, 1919, then attached to Third Army 
at Frier, Germany. In Army of Occupation at 
Frier, Germany, from January 21, 1919, to June 
29. 1919. Commissioned Captain May 2, 1919. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix, New Jersey, July 7, 1919. 




FOSTER, EDWIN CARLTON, Captain, Medical 
Corps. 

Enlisted as 1st Lieutenant at Penn Yan, N. Y., 
July 10, 1917, in the Medical Corps. Assigned to 
Base Hospital, Camp Upton, N. Y. Had special 
courses in Rockefeller Institute and Roosevelt 
Hospital, New York City. Assigned to Base Hos- 
pital. Unit 52. then transferred to Camp Gordon. 
Atlanta. Georgia. Sailed from Camp Merritt. N. 
J . July 14, 1918, arriving at Liverpool, England, 
July 25, and at Cherbourgh, France, July 30, 1918. 
Service at Rumincourt. France, near General 
Pershing's headquarters Commissioned Captain 
in February. 1919. at Rumincourt. France. Dis- 
charged at Camp Jackson, Columbia, South Caro- 
lina. May 15. 1919. 

LEADER. OEORGE HOWARD, 1st Lieutenant, Med- 
ical Corps, 

Enlisted at Rochester. N. Y., October 17, 1918. 
Sent to Port of Embarkation. Hoboken. N. J., and 
assigned to Debarkation Hospital No. 5. New 
York City. Discharged at Port of Embarkation. 
Hoboken. N. J.. June 21. 1919. 

CONLEY, JOHN A„ 1st Lieutenant, Medical Con)s. 

Enlisted at Penn Yan, N. Y., July 25, 1917. and 
called to active service August 7. 1917. at Army 
Medical School. Washington, D. C. Transferred 
to Medical Officers' Training Camp, Fort Ogle- 
thorpe, Georgia. Placed on retired list on account 
of physical disability. Re-called to service. Dis- 
charged at Washington. D. C. April 28. 1918. 

COSTELLO, MICHAEL E., 1st Lieutenant Medical 
Corps. 

Enlisted at Branchport, N. Y., September 20. 
1918, and sent to Plattsburgh, N. Y., and as- 
signed to the Medical Corps. Also served at the 
Base Hospital at Camp Meade, Maryland, and at 
St. Elizabeth Government Hospital. Washing- 
ton. D. C. Discharged at Washington. D .C , De- 
cember 17. 1918. 

CHAFFEE, FESTCS M„ 1st Lieutenant, Medical 
Corps. 

Enlisted at Syracuse. N. Y.. July 24, 1918, and 
sent to Camp Greenleaf, Medical Officers' Train- 
ing Camp, Chiekamauga Park, Georgia, and as- 
signed to Company 17, Battalion 5. Transferred 
to Chatanooga, Tennessee, to United States Pub- 
lic Health Service, October 13, 1918, to October 
28, 1918. In the School of Military Sanitation and 
Hygiene, also School of Epidemiology for course 
of instruction. Commissioned 1st Lieutenant Sep- 
tember 3, 1918. Discharged December 19, 1918. 



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SERVICE RECORDS OF INDUCTED MEN UNDER 
SELECTIVE SERVICE LAW 



DATES ON WHICH CONTINGENTS LEFT PENN YAN. OR WERE REPORTED 
BY LOCAL BOARD. AND CAMPS TO WHICH THEY WERE SENT 



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COSTELLO, CHAKLES E^ rriyate. 

(OWiciaD— Charles E. Costello (1754639). 129 Elm 
St.. Penn Yan. Inducted at Penn Yan Sept. 9, 
1917. Born Penn Y'an Age 23 1-12 years. Organi- 
zations; Battery E.. 307th F. A. Sept. 9. 1917, to' 
March 21, 191S; 35th Engineers Camp Dix Re- 
placement Draft to April 9. 191S. Private, Sept. 
9, 1917; horseshoer, Jan. 17, 1918. Served over- 
seas March 29, 1918, to April 9, 1918. Died of 
meningitis April 9, 1918. Notify Mrs. Jane Col- 
mey, sister. 129 Elm St . Penn Yan. 

CAKROLL, THOMAS FKAX'IS. (Jiiinier Sprspaiit. 

Assigned to Battery E. :j07th Field Artillery. 
which Regiment was organized at Camp Dix. 
Sailed for overseas May 27, 1918, arriving at 
LeHavre, France, June 7, 1918. Member Com- 
pany E, 307th Light Field Artillery, 78th Divi- 
sion. In liattle lines at St. Mihiel. Meuse-Argonne, 
and on the Verdun front November 11, 1918, when 
the armistice became effective. Injured by con- 
cussion of exploding shell. Discharged at Camp 
Dix, May 24, 1919. (Milo). 

D()ir(JLASS, PERL K,. Private. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Light Field Artil- 
lery; transferred to Camp Gordon, Georgia, and 
assigned to Company F, 32Sth Infantry, 78th 
Division. Sailed for overseas May 1, 1918, arriv- 
ing at LeHavre, France, May 20, 1918. Battle 
fronts: Toul Sector, Marbache. St. Mihiel. Meuse- 
Argonne offensives. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
N. Y., May 29, 1919. (Milo). 

FI>ER(iHTY, WILLIA.n, (orporal. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery, 78th 
Division. Sailed for overseas April 25, 1918, ar- 
riving in London, England, May 7, and in France, 
May 13th. Assigned to Company C, 325th Regi- 
ment, 82d Division. Battle fronts: Toul Defen- 
sive, June 26-August 6; Marbache, August 15- 
Steptember 11, September 17-20; St. Mihiel, Sep- 
tember 12-16; Meuse-Argonne, September 26- 
November 3, 1918. Suffered broken ankle from 
fall in shell hole. The 325th Regiment was the 
first to arrive in London, England, and paraded 
before the Royal Family and American Ambassa- 
dor May 11th, 1918. Mr. P'inerghty was promoted 
from Private, 1st Class, to Corporal, December 
1. 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 
16, 1919. (Milo). 



>VHPr.nA\, STEPHEN ittlCHAEL, 1st Sergeant. 

Assigned to Battery B, 307th Field Artillery, 78th 
Division. Sailed for France May 27, 1918, arriv- 
ing at LeHavre. War fronts at St. Mihiel Salient, 
September 12, 1918; Souplet to Moselle Septem- 
ber 25, 1918; Argonne, November 1, 1918, to No- 
vember 11, 1918. Appointed Corporal October 17, 
1917; Sergeant, November 28, 1917; 1st Sergeant, 
March 1, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
March 5, 1919. Previous service. Troop F, 14th 
U. S. Cavalry, having enlisted July 7, 1905, and 
was discharged as Sergeant July 6, 1908. (Milo). 

.KIOl'T. -^7, 1!»17 — « \>ll- lll\, WlllGUT.STOtVN. \. J. 

BRADLEY. .JOHN H. Private. 

(Oftie'al)— John H. Bradley (2308814), Barnes, N. 
Y. Born Starkey. Age 30. Inducted at Penn Yan 
Sept 26. 1917. Organizations served in: Battery 
E, 307 F. A. Sept. 27, 1917, to Feb. 19, 1918, 1st 
Training Bat. 147th F. A. to May 28, 1918; Bat- 
tery E, 147th F. A., to Aug. 14. 1918. Private, Sept. 
26, 1917; Cook, Jan. 1, 1918. Engagements: Marne, 
Chateau-Thierry. Vesle River Alsace front, Bel- 
fort sector. Served overseas March 4, 1918, to Aug. 
14, 1918. Killed in action Aug. 14, 1918. No other 
wounds received in action. Notify James Bradley, 
brother, Barnes, N. Y. 

BAKER, CHARLES, {'ook. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Medical Corps. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, N. J.. February 13, 1919. (Milo). 

BISHOP, ( HARLES ARTHIK, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Stanley, Texas, and assign- 
ed to Battery E, 19th Field Artillery. Transferred 
to Camp McArthur, Texas, and assigned to Head- 
quarters Company, 19th Field Artillery. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Nichols. Louisiana, and assign- 
ed to 4th Battalion, Company C, U. S. Guards. 
Transferred to Camp Chalmette, Louisiana, and 
assigned to Company C, 4th Battalion, U. S. 
Guards. Transferred to Morgan City, Louisiana, 
and assigned to guard duty emergency fleet cor- 
portation. Transferred to Beauregard, Louisi- 
ana, and assigned to emergency guard duty. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., January 6, 1919. 
(Benton). 

BROWX, JOHX, Private. 

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COLE. ELMER LIONEL, Private. Isl ( lass. 

Assigned to 307tli Field Artillery; Base Hospital 
Medical Corps. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 
April 28. 1919. (Milo). 

CLEVELAM). HAKRY WILLLV.H. Private. 

Assigned as cook Mess Sergeant, Headquarters 
Company; Battery A, 307th Field Artillery, 78th 
Division. Left for overseas May 27, 1918, arriv- 
in.? at LeHavre, France, June 7. In St. Mihiel of- 
fensive September 12-16; Toul Sector, August 
25-October 14; Meuse-Argonne offensive, October 
18-November 11, 1918. Grand Pre attack, October 
23-24; Toul Sector, Puny raid, September 26, 
1918. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., May 22, 1919. 
The 307th was cited for excellent service in its 
first barrage, September 12, 1918. (Milo). 

COREY, JOSEPH ALBERT. Busier, 1st Class. 

Assigntd to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. Sail- 
ed from Hoboken, N. J., May 27, 1918, arriving 
at LeHavre, France, June 13, 1918. a member of 
Battery E, 307th Field Artillery, 7Sth Division. 
Actively engaged in the following battle fronts: 
St. Mihiel, Argonne Forest, Meuse-Argonne, Toul, 
Preigny raid. Grand Pre attack. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, N. J., May 22, 1919. (Barrington). 

DUELL, JESSE F., Private. 

(Olfflcial)— Jesse Frank Duell (540444). R. D. 4. 
Penn Van. Inducted at Penn Yan Sept. 26, 1917. 
Born at Gaines, Pa. Age 22 5-12 years. Organi- 
zations; Batery B, 307th F. A. to Dec. 12, 1917; 
M. G. Co. 7th Inf. to Aug. 29, 1918; Co. K., 7th 
Int. to death Private. Engagements; Two battles 
of the Marne; Argonne Served overseas April 6. 
1918, to death. Killed in action Oct. 18, 1918. No 
other wounds. Notify Mrs. May C. Duell, mother, 
Penn Yan. 

FITZPATRICK, EflMOND J., Serjeant. 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery; 309th Field 
Hospital. 78th Division June 4, 1918, sailed for 
France, arriving at LeHavre, June 16, 1918. In 
Prance the 309th Field Hospital became part of 
303d Sanitary Train, and was engaged on the St. 
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne fronts. Discharged at 
Camp Dix. N. J., May 30, 1919. Appointed Ser- 
geant, July 1, 1918. (Milo). 

HABBERFIELD, WILLIAM H., Cook. 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery. Transferred to 
Camp Merritt, N. J., and assigned to 502d Engi- 
neer Battalion, unattached. With this Battalion 
sailed for overseas November 12, 1917. arriving 
at St. Nazaire. France, November 26, 1917. The 
502d Engineers was engaged mostly in recon- 
struction work, largely in the Toul Sector, 
France. Discharged at General Hospital 38, East 
View, N. Y., June 12, 1919. (Milo). 

HAYES, DUDLEY VER>ON, Corporal. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery, 78th 
Division. Sailed tor overseas from Hoboken, N. 
J., May 27, 1918. arriving at LeHavre. France, 
June 7, 1918. Battles at St. Mihiel. Meuse-Ar- 
gonne, and the Verdun fronts. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, Wrightstown, N. J., May 23, 1919. 
(Milo). 



HARRIS. HAROLD, Mess Sergeant. 

Assigned to Battery E. 307th Field Artillery; 
Cook and Bake School, Quartermaster's Depart- 
ment. Transferred to Fort Perry, Long Island, N. 
Y., as Mess Sergeant. Sailed August, 1918, arriv- 
ing in France at Bordeaux. Stationed at Bor- 
deaux Rifle Range. Discharged at Fort Wright. 
Staten Island. N. Y. (Starkey). 

HABBERFIELD. FREDERICK R., Private. 

Assigned to 10th Battalion, 153d Depot Brigade; 
307th Field Artillery. Discharged for physical 
disability, at Camp Dix, N. J., September 6, 1918. 
(Milo). 

HOLMES, (HARLES EARL, Private. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Stanley, Texas, and assign- 
ed to Battery E. 19th Field Artillery. Transferred 
to Camp McArthur, Texas, and assigned to Bat- 
tery E. 19th Field Artillery. May 27, 1918, sailed 
for LeHavre, France, arriving June 15, 1918. En- 
gaged in battles at St. Die Sector July 30-August 
15; St. Mihiel, September 12-Noveniber 11. Casual 
Company 4910 Machine Gun, guard against air- 
planes. Discharged at Mitchell Aviation Field, 
Long Island, June 4, 1919. (Middlesex). 

HAMILTON. ( LIFFORD Mt)R(JA\. 2d Lieutenant, 
Q. M. C. 

Assigned to Battery E. 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Company F, 303d Engineers Octo- 
ber 1, 1917. Made Private, 1st Class, November 1, 
1917; Corporal, November 15, 1917; Duty Ser- 
geant, January 11, 1918 Sergeant, 1st Class, 
March 31, 1918. Transferred to Camp Joseph E. 
Johnston, Jacksonville, Florida, to Offlcers' 
Training School, April 28. 1918. Commissioned 
2d Lieutenant Quartermaster's Corps, July 19, 
1918. Assigned commanding officer Depot Bri- 
gade same date. Received commission Q. M. C. 
Officers' Reserve Corps February 20, 1919. Dis- 
charged at Camp Johnston, Florida, December 
11, 1919. (Starkey). 

JACOBSEN. JENS. Private. 

Assigned to Battery E. 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J., and assigned 
to Company C, 502d Engineers, with which or- 
ganization he sailed November 12. 1917. arriving 
at St. Nazaire, France, November 26, 1917. Ser- 
vice in France from November 26, 1917. to June 
22. 1919. Discharged at Camp Upton. N. Y., June 
30. 1919. (Milo). 

JENSEN, AXEL HOLGER WILLIAM, Wagoner. 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery; 303 Engineers. 
78th Division. Sailed from Brooklyn. N. Y., May 
27. 1918, arriving at Calais, France, June 9, 1918. 
(Co. F.) At St. Mihiel front. September 11 to Oc- 
tober 3 ; Argonne Forest. October 7 to November 
6, 1918. Promoted to Wagoner. October 1. 1918, 
near Thiacourt, France Discharged at Camp 
Dix. June 12. 1919. (Benton). 

JORGENSEN, SINUS ERICK. Private. Isf Class. 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery. Transferred to 
Camp Merritt, N. J., and assigned to 502d Engi- 




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neers, and with this organization sailed Novem- 
ber 12th. 1917. and arrived at St. Nazaire, France, 
November 28, 1917. Served in Company D, 502d 
Engineers, to May, 1918, vvhen he was transferred 
to 67th Engineers, Railway Operating Troops. 
General service in France from November 26, 

1917, until July 19, 1919. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., August 6, 1919 (Benton). 

JO.NES, WILLIA.M H. 

(Potter). 

KIRKl'ATiatK, J.V.MES STOin. SirKcant. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Headquarters Company, 153d 
Depot Brigade. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 
March 4, 1919. (Milo) 

LEE. CLAUDE THO.MAS. Frivatf. 

Assigned to Battery E. 307th Field Artillery. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix. November 1, 1917, for 
physical disability — broken ankle — sustained in 
service. (Potter). 

L<;KI>. harry SCHOLLAR, Private. 

Assigned to Battery E. 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Co. — , .502d Engineers, and sent 
to Camp Merritt, N. J. Sailed from Hoboken, N. 
J . November 12, 1917, arriving at St. Nazaire, 
France, on November 26. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., June 30, 1919. (Milo). 

LEWIS. FREK JOSEI'H. Metlianie. 

Assigned to Buttery E, 307th Field Artillery. Ar- 
rived at LeHavre, France, via Liverpool, Eng- 
land, June S, 1918. Member Battery E, 307th Field 
Artillery, 7Sth Division. In St. Mihiel offensive, 
September 12-16 ; Meuse-Argonne, October 16- 
November 11 Toul Sector, August 27-October 4; 
Tout Sector-Preny Raid offensive, September 26; 
Grandpre attack, October 23-24, 1918. Promoted 
Mechanic July 1. 1918, at Camp Meucon, France. 
Discharged at Camp Dix, New Jersey, May 22, 
1919. 

MALEY. JAMES JOSEPH. Private. 1st Class. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Gordon, Georgia, Novem- 
ber. 1917, and assigned to Company L, 326th In- 
fantry. May 8, 1918, transferred to Battery B, 
319th Field Artillery, S2d Division. Sailed frorn 
Hoboken, N. J., Way 19, 1918, arriving at Le 
Havre, France, June 6th, 1918. Served in Toul 
Sector August 12-28; Marbache Sector, Septem- 
ber 2-11; St. Mihiel. September 12-16; Argonne- 
Meuse offensive, September 26 to November 11, 

1918. Appointed Private of 1st Class at Gradig- 
nan. France, March 17, 1919. Discharged at Camp 
Upton. N. Y., May 20, 1919. (Milo). 

MORSE, CHARLES CARPENTER. 

(Starkey). 

MAYBEE, EDWARO E. 

(Starkey). 

RriUnCK. WILLIAM ENSLEY, Private. 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery and 303d En- 
gineers. Transferred to Fort Meyer. Va., and as- 
signed to 3Sth Engineers, with which organiza- 
tion he sailed from Hoboken, N. J.. February 27, 



191S, arriving at Brest. France, March 9th, 1918. 
Discharged at Camp Dix. N. J., June 13, 1919. 
(Starkey). 

RIFE>BER(i. WILLIAM, Private. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Co, D, 502d Engineers, and sent 
to Camp Merritt, N. J. Sailed from Hoboken, N. 
J., November 12. 1917, arriving at St. Nazaire, 
France, on November 23. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., June 30, 1919. (Potter). 

RANDALL, WILLIAM AVERY, Private. 1st Class. 

Assigned to Battery E. 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Green, Charlotte, North 
Carolina, and assigned to Company G. 7th Infan- 
try, 3d Division. Sailed April 16, 1918, and ar- 
rived in LeHavre, France, May 1, 1918. BattK^s 
at Belleau Woods, June 16-23; Champagne-Aisne 
defensive, July 15-18; Aisne-Marne, July 18-30; 
St. Mihiel offensive, September 12-16; Meuse-Ar- 
gonne, September 26-October 31 ; Army of Occu- 
pation, Germany, August 9 to December 1, 1918. 
Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., August 25, 1919. 
(Jerusalem). 

RCGG. (JE0R<;E DAMEL, Jr. 

Rejected on account of defective vision. Later 
inducted. (Jerusalem). 

SPRA(U'E. IMtWARD 0.. Sergeant, 

Assigned to Headquarters Company, 307th Field 
Artillery, 78th Division, and with this Regiment 
sailed May 8, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, 
May 18, 1918. Engaged in offensives at St. Mihiel, 
Meuse-Argonne, Grandpre, and Toul Sectors 
Discharged at Camp Dix, N, J., May 23, 1919. 
(Milo). 

SMITH. FLOYD, Corporal. 

Transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J., and sailed 
for Brest, France, March 28, 1918, arriving April 
7, 1918, as casual of 35th Co , 19th Engineers. 
Member of Company I, 18th Engineers, April 7 
to July 16; 19th Tank Corps, July 15, 1918, to 
July 5, 1919. Appointed Corporal September 11, 
1918, at Dijon, France. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, L. I., July 12, 1919. (Milo). 

SAYRE, FRANK EASTON. Captain, Dental Corps. 

Assigned to 312th Field Artillery, and transferred 
to 312th Field Hospital, Received commission as 
1st Lieutenant, Dental Corps, November 6, 1917, 
and assigned to the 24th Engineers on January 
25, 1918. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., March 29, 
1918, arriving at Brest, France, April 16, 1918. 
The 24th Engineers were a special Engineers' 
regiment known as Army Troops, attached to 
some Army Headquarters and not belonging to 
any Division. Served fifteen months in the A. E. 
F. with the same regiment. In St. Mihiel offen- 
sive September 12-16, 1918; Meuse-Argonne of- 
fensive. September 28 to October 12, 1918. Occn- 
pation Verdun Sector. September 19 to 25, 19 IF. 
Occupation Toul Sector, October 13 to November 
11, 1918. In Army of Occupation at Headquarters 
at Coblenz, Germany, from November 16, 1918, 
to December 23, 1918. Discharged at Camp Dix, 
N. J., June 13, 1919. (Starkey). 




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SMITH, LEO HEKBEKT. 

(Starkey). 

SHEl'HERI). ( LAYT(» BKiELiOV. 

(Harrington). 

THAVIS, FKEl) JAMES, Mccliaiiic, )st Class. 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery. Transferred to 
Camp Gordon. Georgia, and assigned to 320th 
Field Artillery, 161st Remount Station. Sailed for 
overseas May 9, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, 
May 19, 191S. In battle fronts at Argonne, St. 
Mihiel, Chateau-Thierry, and Soissons. Discharg- 
ed at Camp Merritt, N. .1.. July 22, 1919. (Milo). 

VVHEELEK. CHARLIE. Private. 

((H'ficial)— Charlie Wheeler, (223259), 211 Liberty 
St., Penn Yan. Inducted at Penn Yan, Sept. 23, 

1917. Born Milo. Age 27 10-12 years. Organiza- 
tions: Battery E, 307th F. A. to Nov. 14, 1917; 
302d Q. M. Mac. Repair Shop to May 31, 1918; Det, 
Q. M. C, Camp Rochambeau to death. Private. 
Served overseas Jan. 11, 1918, to death. Died of 
lobar pneumonia Oct. 19, 1918. Notify Mrs. A. 
Wheeler, mother, 211 Liberty St., Penn Yan. 

WOHLH. FKEH ANDREW. ( oritoral. 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery. Transferred to 
Camp Merritt, N. J., and assigned to Camp Dix 
Replacement Detachment, and then to 140th 
Casual Company. Sailed from Hoboken. N. J., 
April 26, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, May -1, 

1918. Member Company B, 116th Supply Train, 
41st Division, May 9-September 1, 1918; 2d Pro- 
visional Motor Truck Company, September 1, 

1918, to December 1, 1918; Motor Transport Com- 
pany No. 708, December 1, 1918, to August 11, 

1919. Promoted Corporal February 1, 1919. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, Long Island, N. Y., Au- 
gust 11, 1919. (Milo). 

WATERS. HCBERT WILLIAM, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. Vol- 
unteered for overseas duty, and was transferred 
to Camp Merritt, N. J., and assigned to Company 
D, 502d Engineers, independent unit. Sailed from 
Hoboken, N. J , November 12, 1918, arriving at 
St. Nazaire, France, November 26, 1918. Engaged 
in construction work. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, L. I., June 30, 1919. (Barrington). 

Y(U NO, VERNON, PriTjite, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Company P. 320th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Gordon, Georgia, October 
27, 1917, and assigned to Battery F. 320th Field 
Artillery. Sailed from New York May 19, 1918, ar- 
riving at LeHavre, France. In battles at Mar- 
bache Sector August 21-September 11, 1918; St. 
Mihiel Sector, September 12-September 16, 1918; 
Meuse-Argonne offensive, September 26-Novem- 
ber 11, 1918. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., May 
15, 1919. (Torrey). 

YOUNG, HERBERT ALLEN, Private. 

Assigned to Battery B, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J., and assigned 
to Company D, 502d Engineers. Sailed from Ho- 
boken, JSI. J., November 12, 1917, arriving at St. 
Nazaire, France, November 36, 1917. Duties at 




Servier, St. Nazaire, Bar-sur-Aube. Chaumont, 
Ntufchateau. Discharged at Camp Upton, L. I., 
June 30, 1919. (Benton). 

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ECKERT, WILLIAM FRED, Coriioral. 

Assigned to 307th Fitld Artillery. Transferred to 
Camp Meade, Maryland, thence to Camp Mills, 
Long Island Sailed from New York January 12, 
1918, arriving at Brest, France, January 23, 1918. 
Member Headquarters Company, 5th Field Ar- 
tillery, let Division. In battles at Toul Sector, 
February 24 to April 3 ; Cantigny. May 2S to 
SO; Soissons Sector, August 7 to 23; Montdiddier 
and Noyon, April 25 to July 7; Aisne-Marne, 
July 18 to 24; St. Mihiel, September 12 and 13; 
Meuse-Argonne, October 15 to November 8, 1918. 
In Army of Occupation, Germany, from Decem- 
ber 1, 1918. to August 19. 1919. Appointed Cor- 
poral in Germany. July 4, 1919. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, New Jersey, September 2S, 1919. 
(Italy). 

HAT( H. JOHN AIOl STUS. ( adt't. 

Enrolled October 10. 1917. at Buffalo, N. Y., in 
Enlisted Medical Reserve Corps, of which he was 
a member until October, 1918, part of which time 
he was at Fort Porter, N. Y. In October, 1918, he 
was transferred to Company A, Students' Army 
Training Corps, Medical Unit, at Buffalo Uni- 
versity. Discharged at Buffalo University, De- 
cember 21, 1918. Mr. Hatch was a medical stu- 
dent at the University of Buffalo, and was ex- 
empt from military service. His name was call- 
ed by the Local Board of Yates county, on No- 
vember 8, 1917, and it having been found that he 
was in the Medical Reserve Corps, the necessary 
papers were forwarded to Camp Dix, thus credit- 
ing his induction in Yates county as of that date. 
(Milo). 

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BE( KETT, WALTER WILLIAM, Priyate. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade, in which remain- 
ed until discharged at that camp June 22, 1918. 
(Middlesex). 

BAIIR. HAROLD U. 

I Milo). 

CHRISTENSEN, HENRY JOHN. Sergeant. 

Assigned to Company E, 303d Ammunition Train, 
78th Division. Sailed for France. May 26. 1918. ar- 
riving in Liverpool. England, June 12. 1918, and 
in France. June — -. 19T8. Engagements at St. 
Mihiel and Argonne Woods. Discharged at Camp 
Dix. N. J.. May 28. 1919. (Benton). 

CHAPMAN. CLIFFORD CLAIR, Private. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade. Transferred to 
Camp McArthur, Waco, Texas, and assigned to 
21st Balloon Company Transferred to Camp 
Morrison. Virginia, and assigned to 621st Aero 
Sduadron. Transferred to Lee Hall, Va., U. S. 



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Balloon School; 21st Balloon Company, Casual 
Detachment; 2Sth Balloon Company; 91st Bal- 
loon Company. Discharged at Balloon School, Lee 
Hall. Virginia, April 11, lillfl. (Milo). 

J'L.VHK. FKANKLIN H.\>F(»I{I> (Cdlored), Farrier 
Serjeant. 

Assigned to Battery D. 349th Field Artillery, 92d 
Division. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
March, 1919. (Milo). 

HURD, MORRIS ERNEST, Private, 

Assigned to 307th Field Artillery. Transferred 
to Leon Springs, Texas, and assigned to 19th 
Field Artillery, 5th Division. Sailed May 27, 1918, 
arriving in France. June IS, 1918. Battles at St. 
Die Sector, July 30. 191S-August 22, 1918; St. 
Mihiel offensive, September 12-14; St. Mihiel 
Sector to November 11, 1918; Army of Occupa- 
tion at Luxembourg, Germany. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., June 19, 1919. (Milo). 

KNAPTON, ALBERT (HARLES, ( Ooli. 

Assigned to 19th Recruiting Division. Left Camp 
Dix, N. J., December 1, 1917, arriving in Kelly 
Field No. 1, Texas, December 8, 1917. Grade test- 
ed December 20th, then tran.sterred into 236th 
Aero Siiu.idron December 22. Transferred to 
Chauffeurs" O'.ade Division January ?■, 191S. 
Transferred into 5;h Construction Company Jan- 
uary 12, 1918. Taken to hospital January 16, 1918; 
discharged March 8, 1918. Went to Kelly Field 
No. 3, and transferred to Kelly Field ;\o. J, March 
23, and assigned to Casual Detachment and made 
Cook. Transferred to 4th Company, 2d Training 
Brigade, Kelly Field No. 2, August 2. Transferred 
to Camp John Wise, Texas, August 6, and as- 
signed to 54th Balloon Company, August 17. 
Made Chief Cook August 28. Company left to 
camp in woods September 26, and left woods 
for Camp Morrison, Va., October 25, arriving at 
Camp Morrison October 29th. Left Camp Mor- 
rison for ship at Newport News, November 7. 
Sailed ten hours and turned back, arriving in 
camp November 9. Transferred from Camp Mor- 
rison to Camp Lee Hall, Va., November 24. 
Transferred back to Camp Morrison, December 
5. Discharged from Camp Morrison, Virginia, 
December 17, 1918. (Milo). 

KLIBE. CHARLES, Sergeant. 

Assigned to 305th Infantry, Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and assigned 
to Quartermasters' Corps, Motor Transport. 
Transferred to Brownsville, Texas, and assigned 
to Service Park Unit 356. Discharged at Browns- 
ville, Texas, May 2S, 1918. (Milo). 

MERRKK, UEORGE WILLIAM. 

(Starkey). 

MANCHESTER, ROBERT J., Private. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
Transferred to Camp Greene, Charlotte, South 
Carolina, and assigned to Company G, 7th Infan- 
try. Discharged at Camp Greene, N. C, February 
22, 1918. (Milo). 




PETERSEN, CARL FREDERICK FERIUNAM), 

Sergeant. 

Assigned to Battery R, 307th Field Artillery. 
Sailed from New York May 27, 1918, arriving at 
LeHavre. France, June 11, 1918. Member Battery 
E. 307th Field Artillery, 78th Division. Transfer- 
red to 90th Division September 23, 1918, and re- 
turned to 78th Division October 2. 1918. In St. 
Mihiel Sector September 15 to October 2; Ar- 
gonne, October 15 to November 9, 1918. Appointed 
Private, 1st Class, at Camp Dix, N. J.; Corporal, 
at Meucon, France, and Sergeant, at Granpre, 
France. Discharged at Camp Upton, Long Island, 
April 9, 1919. (Milo). 

STARK, OSCAR SAWYER. 

Rejected from physical disability. (Potter). 

TUBBS, OEOROE WILLIAM, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Kelly Field, San Antonia, Texas, 
and assigned to Company A, Aviation Replace- 
ment. Sailed for overseas June 30, 1918, arriv- 
ing at LeHavre, France, October 15, 1918. Du- 
ties mostly at Bordeaux, France, as fitter. Dis- 
charged at Camp Mills, Long Island, N. Y., April 
14, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

WO<(I». ERNEST LEON, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Battery E, 307th Field Artillery. 
February 5. 1918, transferred to the 19th Field 
Artillery at Camp Stanley, Texas, and moved to 
Camp McArthur, Texas, the latter part of Feb- 
ruary, 1918. Left Camp McArthur for Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., May 13, 1918. May 27, 1918, sailed for 
LeHavre, France, arriving at that port in June, 
1918. Transferred from Battery E, 19th Field Ar- 
tillery, to Battery D, 19th Field Artillery, 5th 
Division, November, 1918. In action in Vosges 
Mountains, St. Mihiel drive, Thiacourt. and 
Pagny fronts. Member of Army of Occupation at 
Luxembourg, Germany. December 5. 1918, to 
July, 1919. Discharged at Camp Mills, Va., July 
29, 1919. (Milo). 



NEILSEN, NEILS. 

(Benton). 



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GILLETTE, (HARLES (LIFFORD. 

(Potter) 

BARTER, RAY CYRUS, 1st Lieutenant, Signal Corps. 

See Enlistments, Page Fifty-six. 

FI-;n. lO, liM.S KOUT HAMILTON, >. Y. 

WEINSTEIN. HAROLD LONG, Cori»oral. 

Private in 19th Company, S. N. Y., Fort Hamil- 
ton, N. Y., February 11, 1918, to July 10, 1918. On 
detached service as candidate 5th Training Com- 
pany, 4th Training Camp, Fort Monroe, Virginia, 
April 8. 1918, to June 25. 1918. Transferred as 
private to Battery D. 7(ith Artillery. Coast Artil- 
lery Corps. July 10. 1918. at Fort Wadsworth. N. 
Y. Sailed from Fort Wadsworth, N. Y., July 14, 



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191S, arriving at Brest, France. July 22. 1!»18. 
Member Battery D. 70th Artillery. Coast Artillery 
Corps. 34th Artillery Brigade. Served in above 
unit until date of discharge. Had no active fight- 
ing, but was held in reserve near Angers, 
France. Sailed tor the United States from St. 
Nazaire, France, February 12, 1919. Discharged 
at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 8, 1919. (Starkey). 

FEII. ::.-., litis — <A>II' IIKVE\S, AVER, MASS. 

I5A(;LEY, AMOS, Private. 

Assigned to 27th Company. 147th Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Joseph B. Johnston, Jack- 
sonville, Florida, and assigned to Construction 
Service Corps No. 3. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. 
J., January 13. 1919. (Potter). 

m HT, A>SE1, yW'Vr, Scrtfcnnl. 

Volunteered tor the Tank Corps, and was sent 
to Camp Colt. Was two months with Company B. 
302d Battalion Heavy Tanks. Transferred to 
Camp Post Office, taking care of mail for three 
battalions. Was later sent to Camp Dix for same 
work. Appointed Sergeant at Camp Colt, Gettys- 
burg, Penn. Discharged at Camp Dix. N. J.. 
December 14. 1918. (Jerusalem). 

J$L(M»I). LV.>> (JEKALU, Strgeaiit. 

Assigned to 27th Company. Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to 301st Guard and Fire Company, Quar- 
termaster's Corps, Hoboken, Port of Embarka- 
tion, Hoboken, N. J. Discharged at Hoboken 
Port, N. J., April 25, 1919. (Milo). 

(HiSHOL.H. HK>KY LESTEK, Private. 

(Oftifial)— Henry L. Chisholm, (1679937). In- 
ducted at Penn Yan, Feb. 24, 1918. Born Benton. 
Age 24 years. Organizations: Co. 27. 7th Training 
Battalion, 151st Depot Brigade Feb. 26, 1918, to 
March 18, 1918. Battery B. 304th F. A., Camp Up- 
ton, to April 4, 1918; Headquarters' Co. 30Sth Inf. 
to Nov. 8, 1918. Private. Served overseas April 6, 
1918 to Nov. 8, 1918. Died of lobar pneumonia 
Nov. 8, 1918. Notify Mrs. Ceolia Chisholm, moth- 
er, 329 Elm St , Penn Yan. 

(OLE, WALTER .lA.HES, Private. 

Assigned to 27th Company, 7th Provisional Train- 
ing Battalion, Depot Brigade. Transferred to 
Camp Upton. N. Y., and assigned to 304th Field 
Artillery. Headauarters Company. 77th Division. 
Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., April 24, 1918, ar- 
riving at Brest, France, May 2, 1918. Campaigns: 
Vosges front, July 23 until about August 1 ; Vesle 
and Aisne front until September 14; Argonne, 
September 26 to November 1, and then to the 
Argonne-Meuse front from November 1 to No- 
vember 12. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 
10, 1919. (Middlesex). 

<'AI)Y. CHARLES BENJAMIN, Wagoner. 

Assigned to 27th Company, Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned to 
304th Field Artillery. 37th Company. 152d Depot 
Brigade. Transferred to Camp Merritt. N. J., and 
assigned to SOth Field Artillery Supply Com- 
pany, 7th Division, and with this contingent sail- 
ed for Brest, France, August 21, 1918, arriving 



September 23. 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton. 
N. Y.. June 27, 1919. (Barrington). 

( ALH(1(», AVILLLVM. I'rivate. 

Assigned to Headquarters Company 27, D. B. 
Transferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned 
to Company A, 304th Field Artillery; then to 
Company L, 308th Infantry, 77th Division. Sail- 
ed from New York, arriving at Liverpool, Eng- 
land, April 23. 1918. and LeHavre, France, April 

24, 1918. In battles at Lorraine and Chateau- 
Thierry. Wounded at Chateau-Thierry in left leg 
by machine gun bullet September 5, 1918. 
In R. C. Hospital No. 1, Paris; thence 
in Army Hospital, No. 57, Paris. Discharged from 
Hospital January 9, 1919, and sailed for United 
States Feb. 3, 1919. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
N. Y., March 5, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

CARIS, PERCY WARNER, Sergeant. 1st Class. 

Assigned to Gas Defense Service, later called the 
Chemical Warfare Service. Sent to Hero Manu- 
facturing Company (Gas mask factory), Phila- 
delphia, Pa., March 18th, to May 26th; at Camp 
Dix, N. J., Overseas Repair Section No. 2, G. D. 
S, May 26, to June 25; at Camp Merritt, N. J., 
June 25 to June 30th. With the Overseas Repair 
Section No. 2, Gas Defense Service, sailed from 
Hoboken, N. J., June 30, 1918. arriving at Brest, 
France, July 13, 1918. Transferred to Chemical 
Warfare Service August 1. Served at Chauteau- 
roux, Indre, two weeks; at Brest, August 1 
to December 28; Gievres, Loire et Cher, Decem- 
ber 26 to June 19, 1919. In all these places was 
engaged in overseeing the shipment of Chemical 
Warfare Supplies. Was sent to Bordeaux June 

14, 1919, as Senior Non-Com., in charge of a de- 
tail to destroy gas ammunition at sea. Made Ser- 
geant at Brest, France. November 1, 1918, and 
Sergeant, 1st Class, at Gievres. France. April 1, 
1919. Discharged at Camp Sherman. Ohio, Au- 
gust 12, 1919. (Starkey). 

CLAWSON. WILLARI) ALEXANDER, Mnsieian, 2d 
Class. 

Assigned to the 27th Co., 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned 
to Headquarters Co , 304th Field Artillery. Sail- 
ed from Hoboken, N. J., April 24, 1918, and ar- 
rived in Brest, France. May 2. Served in Head- 
quarters Co., 304th Field Artillery. 77th Division. 
In Oise-Aisne offensive and on Argonne front, 
July 12 to November 11, 1918. Discharged at 
Camp Upton. N. Y., May 10, 1919. (Middlesex). 

CHADWICK, EI>.>Il'NI>, CorporaL 

Assigned to 27th Company, 7th Training Bat- 
talion. 151st Depot Brigade. Transferred March 

15, 1918. to Company B, 301st Military Police. 
Transferred December 5, 1918, to 218th Military 
Police Corps. Transferred June 13, 1919, to Cas- 
ual Company 6918. Sailed from Boston, Mass., 
July 8, 1918, for LeHavre, France, arriving July 

25. 1918. Was in the Bigmy Drive September 12. 

1918. with the 76th Division. Appointed Corporal 
June 5, 1919. at Chateauroux. France. Discharg- 
ed at Mitchell Field, Long Island, N. Y., July 7, 

1919. (Starkey). 




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DUNN, HOMER. Private. 

Assigned to Depot Brigade, then to Company D, 
30Sth Infantry, and transferred to Camp Upton, 
N. Y. Sailed April 1, 191 S, and arrived in France, 
April 14. 191S, with Company D, 308th Infantry, 
77th Division. In battles of Argonne-Meuse, 
Chateau-Thierry, and Rheims, Wounded at 
Rheims by bullett in head. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., December 24, 1918. (Benton). 

DENMS, STANLEY B., Priyate. 

Assigned to Company K, 306th Infantry, 77th 
Division. Transferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and 
sailed for overseas April 14, 1918. In battle at Ar- 
gone Forest September 26, 191S. Wounded at Ar- 
gonne Forest, September 27, 1918, by machine 
gun bullet in forehead. After the wounding of Mr. 
Dennis he was captured in the Argonne Forest 
and taken to a hospital in Germersheim, Ger- 
many. From there he was taken to Sedan and 
held there until the Americans raided the place, 
and was then taken to Rastatt. where he was held 
until released. Mr. Dennis was shell-shocked, 
and does not remember the dates of his removals 
by the Germans. He was released soon after the 
Armistice was signed and taken to France, where 
he was confined in hospitals until some time in 
March. Landed in the United States March 31. 
1919. Discharged at Fort Porter. Buffalo, N. Y., 
June 2, 1919. (Starkey). 

ELLEKI\(;T0>. FKA>K. Private. 

Assigned to 27th Company, Depot Brigade. Vol- 
unteered to 302d Battalion, Heavy Tank Corps. 
Sailed September 2.5, 1918, and arrived at Le- 
Havre, France, October 9, 1918. Assigned to Toul 
Sector six months with 330th Light Tank Corps. 
Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, April 10, 
1919. (Middlesex). 

EI)KI\, OEOROE E., Private, 1st Class, Q. >I. C. 

Assigned to the Infantry, and transferred to the 
Quartermaster's Corps, embarkation duty. Sta- 
tioned at New York City, Hoboken and Newark, 
N. J. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 14, 
1919. (Milo). 

(aLBERT, JOH> HAROLD. Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Headquarters Troops, 301st Mili- 
tary Police. Sailed from Boston, Mass., July 8, 
1918, arriving at LeHavre, France, July 27, 1918. 
1st Adv. G. H. Q. Military Police Bu., Company B 
Messenger. Messenger to Argonne front, also 
Verdun. In Army of Occupation at Treves, Ger- 
many, December 10, 1918, to June 9, 1919. Made 
Private, 1st Class, July 30, 1918, at Chauteau- 
neuf, France. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
July 16. 1919. (Starkey). 

(iO(H)SPEEI), JOH> IRVIX;. 1st Lieiiteiiaiit. 

Enlisted in Officers' Training Corps at Fort Nia- 
gara Officers' Training Camp, August 27, 1917. 
Discharged November 27. 1917. Inducted at Penn 
Yan, and sent to Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., Feb- 
ruary 24, 1918. March 2rt, 1918, received commis- 
sion to report at Camp Upton, N. Y., and was as- 
signed to 15th Company. 1.52d Depot Brigade. Or- 
ganized and commanded Camp Headquarters De- 




tachment; commanded Headquarters Company. 
152d Depot Brigade; Company H, 2d Develop- 
ment Brigade, and was recommended for Cap- 
taincy. October 2 to December 18, 1918. in com- 
mand of Camp Headquarters Company. Commis- 
sioned 1st Lieutenant, June 21, 1918. Discharged 
December 18, 1918. (Milo). 

HART, HARRY S., >Va|Br«.iier. 

Assigned to 27th Company. Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned to 
Ambulance Company 307. Sailed April 16, 1918, 
and arrived in Calais, France, April 30, 1918. 
The 307th was engaged in the battle fronts at 
Vesle, Aisne, Argonne, Lys-Argonne. Discharg- 
ed at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 12, 1919. (Potter). 

JENSEN, CHRIS HENRY, Private. 

Assigned to 2Sth Company, 151st Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned 
to Headquarters Company, 304th Field Artillery. 
Sailed April 21, 1918, arriving In Brest, France, 
April 28. 1918. In battle fronts at Alsace-Lor- 
raine, Chateau-Thierry. Aisne-Vesle and Meuse- 
Argonne. Gassed at Mervellle September 15. 1918. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 10, 1919. 
(Benton). 

JENSEN, JOHN NICK, ConwraL 

Assigned to Depot Brigade and transferred to 
Sanitary Squad. Sailed from New York City July 
6, 1918, and arrived at LeHavre, France, July 24, 
1918. Attached to Sanitary Squad 49, 76th Divi- 
sion. Appointed Corporal November 1, 1918, at 
Mars-Sur-Allier, France. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, Long Island, N. Y., July IS, 1919. (Tor- 
rey). 

JAY, ALBERT CLEVELAND, Private. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade. Transferred to 
Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned to 304th Field 
Artillery. Left tor overseas April 28, 1918, and 
arrived at Brest, France. May 28, 1918. With Bat- 
tery C, 304th Field Artillery, 77th Division, ac- 
tively engaged in battles at Baccaret, Chateau- 
Thierry, and Meuse-Argonne. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., May 19, 1919. (Italy). 

KESSLER, ERNEST E., Private. 

Assigned to 27th Company. Depot Brigade; trans- 
ferred to 32Sth Battalion, Tank Corps. Sailed for 
overseas September 25, 1918, arriving at Le 
Havre, France, October 9, 1918. With the Head- 
quarters Tank Corps engaged in battles at Toul 
Sector, Marne River and Argonne. Discharged at 
Camp Meade, Maryland, April 11, 1919. (Benton). 

KELSEY, WILLARD HETH, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 27th Training Battalion, 151st De- 
pot Brigade. Transferred to Gettysburg, Penn., 
and assigned to 302d Battalion, Tank Corps, and 
with this Corps was transferred to Tobyhanna, 
Penn. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., September 25, 
1918, arriving at Liverpool, England, October 7, 
1918, and assigned to 142d Military Police Com- 
pany. Made Private of First Class at Gettys- 
burg, Penn.. July 1, 1918 Discharged at Fort On- 
tario. N. Y., April 2. 1919. (Benton). 



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LAZKNBY, JAMES DEVVITT, Private. 

Assigned to 151st Depot Brigade. Volunteered 
for service in Tanli Corps. Lett Camp Devens 
Marcli 21st for Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pa., and 
assigned to Company B, 302d Battalion Heavy 
Tanks. Lett Gettysburg last of July tor Toby- 
hanna, Pa. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J.. Septem- 
ber 25, 191S. arriving at Liverpool. England. Oc- 
tober 7, 191S. member of Company B, 302d Bat- 
talion Tank Corps, Heavy Tank Service. Trans- 
ferred to Company C, ?.28th Battalion. Light 
Tanks, November 15, 191S. Discharged at Camp 
Meade, Maryland, April 11, 1919. (Benton). 

MANX, CLACTE KICHAHI). Private, 1st Class. 

Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.; Camp Colt, Gettys- 
burg, Penn. ; Camp Summerall, Tobyhanna. 
Penn. Sailed tor overseas, September 24, 1918, 
and served with the 302d Battalion Tank Corps. 
Made Private 1st Class, June, 1918, at Gettys- 
burg, Pa. Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, 
April 10, 1919 (Milo). 

MAKKEY, WILLIAM ALEXIUS. Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 27th Company, 7th Battalion, 151st 
Depot Brigade; 48th Company. 12th Battalion, 
151st Depot Brigade. Discharged at Camp Devens, 
Mass., December 4, 191S. (Milo). 

OLMSTEAI), CARL RAY. 

(Potter) 

POULSEN, CHRIS MARTINUS, Private. 

Assigned to 27th Co., 7th Training Battalion, 
151st Depot Brigade. Transferred to Co. D, 302d 
Engineers, and to Co. E, lOSd Engineers, with 
which he served until discharged. At Chateau- 
Thierry, July 9-13; Meuse-Argonne offensive^ 
September 27-October 9; Triacourt sector, Octo- 
ber 15-November 11. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. 
J., May 15, 1919. (Milo). 

P(((>LE, LEDWITH ROBERT, Private. 

Assigned to Medical Corps. Transferred to Camp 
Upton, N. Y., and sailed for France. March 27, 
1918, arriving May 6, 1918, with the 306th Field 
Hospital, 77th Division. The work of the 306th 
was First Aid in the battle lines. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., May 12, 1919. (Benton). 

PERRY, LEVERNE ERNEST, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 27th Co., 7th Battalion. 151st Depot 
Brigade. Transferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and 
assigned to 307th Ambulance Company, 302d 
Sanitary Train, 77th Division, on March 28. 1918. 
Sailed from New York April 16, and arrived at 
Calais, France, April 28. In battles in Baccarat 
Sector, June 21-August 11; Vesle Sector, August 
11-August IS; Oise-Aisne offensive, August 18- 
September 16; Meuse-Argonne offensive, Sep- 
tember 28-November 11. Appointed 1st Class 
Private at LeMans, France. Discharged at Camp 
Upton. May 12, 1919. (Potter). 

PEDLEY, CLARENCE HOLLISTER, Corporal. 

Assigned to 77th Division. Transferred to Camp 
Upton. N. Y., and assigned to Battery D, 305th 




Field Artillery, and later to Company A, 302d 
Supply Train, 77th Division, and sailed from 
New York City, April 24, 1918, arriving in 
Brest, France, May 1, 1918. In battles at Bac- 
caret Sector, June 21 to August 4th; Vesle Sec- 
tor. August 11 to August IS; Oise-Aisne otfen- 
sive, August 18 to September 16; Meuse-Argonne 
offensive, September 26 to November 11, 1918. 
Wounded at Fismes, France, August 16, 1918, by 
flesh wound in left leg. Appointed Corporal at 
Sable-Sur-Sarthe, France, December 15, 1918. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 19, 1919. 
(Starkey). 

POTTER, EMORY, Corporal. 

Assigned to 27th Company, Training Battalion, 
151st Depot Brigade. Transferred to Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., and assigned to Company L, 308th In- 
fantry, 77th Division, and with the same organ- 
ization was transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y. 
Sailed from New York City, April 7, 1918, and 
arrived at Calais, France, April 21, 1918. In bat- 
tles at Baccaret Sector June 21st to August 
4th; Vesle Sector, August 11th to August 18th; 
the Aisne offensive, August 18th to September 
16th; Meuse-Argonne offensive, September 25th 
to October 3d. Wounded in battle at Meuse-Ar- 
gcnne, October 3d, 1918, by gun shot wound in 
the scalp. Appointed Corporal June 21, 1918. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 9, 1919. 
(Jerusalem). 

REED, STUART 0. 

(Benton) 

RECTOR, ERANK ( HARLES, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 27th Company, Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned 
to Company D, 308th Machine Gun Battalion. 
April 13, 1918, sailed for Calais, arriving at that 
port, April 30, 1918. In battles at Baccaret, Vesle, 
Aisne. Argonne and Meuse-Argonne. Discharged 
at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 9, 1919. (Potter). 

SLUTTER, CARL J., Private. 

Assigned to 27th Company. Transferred to Camp 
Upton, N. Y., and transferred from the Artillery 
to Company H, 307th Infantry, 77th Division, 
April 5, 1918. Sailed from Camp Upton, N. Y., 
April 5, 1918, arriving at Calais Harbor, France, 
April 20, 1918. In battles at Baccaret Sector, 
June 21 to August 4; Vesle Sector. August 11 to 
August 18; Oise-Aisne offensive. August 18 to 
September 16; Meuse-Argonne, September 25 to 
October 7, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. 
Y., May 9, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

SHEPHARI). MILTON, WILLIAM, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 29th Depot Brigade. Transferred to 
Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned to 304th Heavy 
Field Artillery, 28th Division, National Guard In- 
fantry. Sailed May 5, 1918, and arrived in Calais, 
BYance, May 14, 1918. In battles at Chateau- 
Thierry, Aisne-Vesle, Fismes, and Rheims. 
Wounded at Fismes, France, September 6, 1918, 
by machine gun bullet. Discharged at Camp Dix, 
N. J.. May 5. 1919. (Italy.) 



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SPRAGUE, WILLIAM, rriva(e. 

Assigned to 151st Depot Brigade. Transferred to 
Camp Upton, N. Y., and assigned to Company D, 
o06th Machine Gun. Sailed April 13, 1918, arriv- 
ing at Calais, France, April .'iO, IfllS. In battles 
at Baccaret Sector, June 21.st to August 4th, 
1318; the Aisne offensive. August 18th to Sep- 
tember 16th; Vesle Sector, August 11th to Au- 
gust 18th; Meuse-Argonne offensive, September 
25th to October 3d. Discharged at Camp Upton 
N. Y., May 9, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

SAWYEK, IM»KI'HES CmNEY, Trivate. 

Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., as of unassign- 
ed Infantry. Last assignment. Company L, 308th 
Infantry, February 18, 1919. (Benton). 

VV(»(M)HOrSE, ERA>K LESLIE. I'rivatp, 

Assigned to 27lh Company, 7th Battalion, 151st 
Depot Brigade. Stayed with 27th about two 
months and was transferred to 19th Company. 
Held from transfer out of camp on account of 
phy:^ical disability. Acting Sergeant about six 
weeks, and had charge of a few men who had to 
be sent to what was called "Overflow Barracks" 
for about six weeks, as the 19th Company was 
filled up with recruits. Returned to 19th Com- 
pany as Private. Sent to Army General Hos- 
pital at Fort Ontario, Oswego, N. Y., June 8, 1918. 
After discharge from hospital returned to 19th 
Company, and discharged at Camp Devens, Ayer, 
Mass., December 4, 1918. (Jerusalem). 



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SPIKE, WAKKEN KOBEKT, Private. 

Sent to Fort Myer, Va., and assigned to Co. B, 
37th Engineers. Sailed from New York, May 8, 
arriving at Brest, France, May 18, 1918. Member 
Company B, 37th Engineers, during entire ser- 
vice, being attached at various times to the 2d, 
2oth and 42d Divisions — engaged in electrical 
work. At Chateau-Thierry, St. Mihiel, and Meuse- 
Argonne. Gassed at St Mihiel, September — , 
1918. In Army of Occupation at Coblenz from 
December 15, 1918, to February — , 1919. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 3, 1919. 
(Middlesex). 

.M.VHCH !>, nils — f.\MP MKHRI'I'T, X. J. 

SPENCER, .I(tH> 1>ARRELL, Corporal. 

Assigned to Motor Transport 377. Transferred 
to Camp Bragg, North Carolina. Discharged at 
Camp Bragg, N. C , April 30, 1919. (Milo). 

M.-VRCH !», lill.S — C.^WP DBVEN.S. AYF.ll. MASS. 

KOESE, FREDERICK, Sfrtreant. 

Assigned to 27th Company, 151st Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Green, Charlotte, North 
Carolina, and assigned to Air Service Mechan- 
ics, 1st Company, 4th Regiment, thence to 12th 
Company, 4th Regiment. Transferred to Camp 
Upton, N. Y. Sailed for overseas, July 15, 1918, 
arriving at LeHavre, France, August 3, 1918. 
Duties at Issoudun and Clisson, France. Appoint- 



ed Sergeant November 1, 1918, at 3d American 
Instruction Centre, Issoudun, France. Mr. Roese 
had charge of instrument room in the largest 
aviation field in the world. Discharged at Bast 
View Hospital, New York, June 12, 1919. (Milo). 



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(LARK, VVALTEI5 PHILIP, CorporaL 

Assigned to Motor Transport Corps 377, thence 
to 1st Quartermaster's Corps. In Motor Truck 
Corps at Camp Bragg, North Carolina. Appoint- 
ted Corporal October 20, 1918. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., March 25. 1919. Enlisted un- 
der special orders. (Benton). 

APRii, ::, lill.S — f.v.Mp I PTO\. i.«)>rG isi.axu, \. y. 

CECCHIM, MCK, Private. 

Assigned to 325th Infantry. Transferred to Camp 
Merritt, New Jersey. Sailed from New York, N. 
Y , April 25, 1918, arriving at Liverpool, Eng- 
land. May 8th. and at France, May — . 
1918. Member 325th Infantry, 82d Division. Trans- 
ferred to Machine Gun Company B, 26th Divi- 
sion, May 22, 1918. In battles at Battle Wood, 
June 13, and at Chateau-Thierry, France, July 
13 to 27, 1918. Wounded at Chateau-Thierry 
July 27. 1918, from high explosive. In Army of 
Occupation at Metz from November 16. 1918, to 
November 24. 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
N. Y., February 22, 1919 (Milo). 



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C«M»>S. HOWARD BRADLEY, Private. 

Assigned to Company D, Machine Gun Battalion, 
78th Division. In battles at Toul and Verdun. 
Gassed on Verdun front October 1, 1918. Treated 
in Hospitals 64. 58. 52, 20, Bordeaux, France; 
Grand Central, N. Y.; Fort Ontario, Oswego, N. Y. 
Discharged at Fort Ontario, Oswego, N. Y. May 
23, 1919. (Milo). 

<'R(>\K, RENJA.MIN HARRISON, .Mechanic. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company, 311th Infan- 
try. Transferred to Company H, 311th Infantry. 
Discharged at Camp Upton N. Y., May 30, 1919. 
(Milo). 

FISHER, ROY JOHN, Serjeant. 

Assigned to 311th Machine Gun Co. Transferred 
to Company D, 311th Infantry. Appointed Cor- 
poral 24th Company. 153d Depot Brigade, Au- 
gust 22, 1918. Appointed Sergeant Provost Guard 
Company. January 15. 1919. Police duty at Tren- 
ton. Camden, Mt. Holley, Burlington, Borden- 
town. and Jersey City, N. J. Discharged at Camp 
Dix. N. J., July 5, 1919. (Milo). 
OALLAOHER, CHARLES LAWRENCE, Private. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company, 311th In- 
fantry. 78th Division. Sailed from Hoboken 
May 20. 1918, arriving at Calais, France, June 8, 
1918. In battles at St. Mihiel Salient and Meuse- 
Argonne. "Service A. E. F., May 20, 1918. to June 
10. 1919." Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
June 19, 1919. (Benton). 




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<;()rM)KY. KALl'H. ( (M>k. 

Assigned to 153(i Depot Brigade, 23tii Company, 
.311th Maciiine Gun. 78tli Division. Transferred 
to Amatol, N. J., Ordnance Corps. Discharged at 
Camp Dix. N. J., December 31, 1918. (Mile). 

HESLIND, HERMAN JOSEPH, Private. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company, 311th In- 
fantry, 7Sth Division. Sailed May IS, 191S, tor 
Calais, Prance, arriving June 5, 191S. Engage- 
ments at Arras, St. Mihiel and Argonne. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 30, 1919. 
(Torrey). 

HAHBERFIELl). HAROLU RICHARD, Private, 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company, oUth In- 
fantry, 7Sth Division. Sailed May 19, 1918, arriv- 
ing at Calais, France, June 4, 1918. In battle 
fronts at St, Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 29, 1919. 
(Mild. 

HEADLEY, MAX CLIKKORD, SerReaiit. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company, 311th In- 
fantry. Transferred to Motor Truck Corps May 

I, 1918. Appointed Corporal January 15, 1919, 
and Sergeant. March 1, 1919. Discharged at Camp 
Dix, N. J., May 9, 1919. (Potter). 

LEROI. LEONARD S., Private. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Co , 311th Infantry. 
78th Division. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., May 
20, 1918, arriving at Calais, France. June 8. In 
Army of Occupation at village of Villenott from 
November — , 1918, to May 6, 1919. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., May 29, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

MAGEE, JOSEPH GEORtJE, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company F, 311th In- 
fantry, 78th Division. Sailed from Hoboken May 
19, 1918, and arrived in Calais, France, June 4, 
1918. Battle fronts at St. Mihiel and Meuse-Ar- 
gonne. Wounded in shoulder at Grandpre Nov. 1, 

1918, by bullet from concealed German machine 
gun. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 3, 

1919. (Milo). 

MORSE, GEORGE S., Private. 1st Class. 

Not having received his permit for enlist- 
ment, Mr. Morse was inducted by the local board 
and sent to camp. After reaching camp his per- 
mit was received and he was assigned to Com- 
pany B, 307th Engineers, Independent Unit. 
Sailed June 30, 1918. arriving at Liverpool, Eng- 
land, July 7, 1918, and Cherbourg, France, July 
10, 1918. The duties of the 37th Engineers con- 
sisted of inspection of bridges, etc., and was in 
the Aisne-Marne offensive, July 26-August 6; 
St. Mihiel offensive, September 12-16; Meuse- 
Argonne offensive, September 26 to November 

II. With Army of Occupation in Germany No- 
vember 26, 1918, to January 9, 1919. Company E. 
37tli Engineers, was the first company to cross 
the River Rhine. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. 
Y., April 3, 1919. (Milo). 




McFARRE.V. HOWARD, J., Private. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company. 311th In- 
f:-ntry, 78th Division, and with this contingent 
sailed May 19, 1918, and arrived in Calais, 
France, June 9, 1918. On St. Mihiel and Meuse- 
Argonne battle fronts. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., May 30, 1919. (Benton). 

NEWBY, WILLARD S. 

(Official)— Willard S Newby, 1763234, R. D. 7. 
Penn Yan Inducted at Penn Yan April 1, 1918. 
Born at Hall. Age 25 5-6 years. Organizations: 
24th Co , 153d Depot Brig , April 1, 1918 to April 
22, 1918; M. G. Co. 311th Inf. to April 24, 1918; 
Co. C, 311th Inf. to Oct. 22, 1918. Private. Served 
overseas May 19, 1918 to death. Killed In action 
Oct 28, 1918. No other wounds. Notify Mrs. Nel- 
lie Newby, wife, Penn Yan, R. D. 3. 

RUGG, (;E0R(!E DAMEL, Private. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company. 311th In- 
fantry, 78th Division. Sailed for overseas May 
19, 1918, arriving at Calais, France, June 4, 1918. 
In battle fronts at St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne. 
Discharged at Camp Upton. N. Y., January 13, 
1919. (Jerusalem). 

REYNOLDS, NELSON CHARLES, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 311th Machine Gun Co. Transferred 
to Company G, 311th Infantry, 7Sth Division. 
Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., May 19, 1918, arriv- 
ing at Liverpool, England, May 30, 1918, and at 
Calais, France, June 5, 1918. In battle at Ar- 
gonne Forest Wounded at Argonne Forest, 
Grandpre, October 16, 1918, by gas. Discharged 
at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 15, 1919. (Milo) . 

SERFINE, NICHOLAS, Private. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Company. Tranferred 
to Company D, 311th Infantry, 7Sth Division. 
Sailed overseas May 19, 1918, arriving at Calais, 
France, June 4, 1918. In battles at St. Mihiel and 
Argonne. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., May 
30, 1919. (Milo). 

VAN HORN, BEN. 

See Enlistments. Page Fifty. Registered in and 
credited to Yates county. (Jerusalem). 

AI'K1I> .S, ]!»I,S — PORT MYER, VA. 

LAFLER, LLOYD RAYMOND, Private. 

Assigned to Company I), 37th Engineers. Sailed 
from Hoboken, N. J., June 30, 1918, arriving at 
Liverpool, England, July 7, 1918, and at Brest, 
France, July 13, 1918. Member Company D, 37th 
Engineers. In battles at St. Mihiel. Verdun, 
Meuse-Argonne. In Army of Occupation at Cob- 
lenz, Germany, November 16, 1918, to December 
28, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 
3, 1919. (Middlesex). 

AI'RII. ::!l. 1!»I.S — <AMP l>l.\, WHIGHTSTOWN, N. J. 

ANDERSON, DAVID JOHN. 

(Middlesex). 



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(2> Ho«!irii Coons 

(3> Benjamin Cronk 

<4» Roy Fisher 

(.■)» Charles (JallaKher 

((i) Halph tioiindry 



(7( Herman Heslund 
(SI Harold Haliherfield 
<!») max Headley 
<!<)> I^eonard 1-eRoi 
(IK Joseph Mafiee 
(12) (ieorge Morse 

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(l:!l Howard MoFarren 
(!-(• AVillard .\eivl>y 
(ir>) Georse HuKU 
(KiXharles Reynolds 
(171 Meholas Serfine 
(1M( ^JaTid Anderson 
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(1»( William Carey 
(2(M Jeremiah t'Jirroll 
(21 • Fay Chapman 
(22> James Hohaii 
(23) Herbert l.athrop 
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CARET, WILLIAM EDDINOTOX, Privale, Tst (lass. 

Assigned to Company D, 303d Engineers, 78th 
Division. Sailed from Baltimore. Maryland, May 
25. 1918. arriving in England June 12, and in 
Calais, France, June 14, 1918. Member Company 
D, 303d Engineers, 7Sth Division. Transferred to 
Company B, 3d Army Military Police, November 
3. 1918. In the St. Mihiel battle September 29, 
1918, at Thiacourt, suffered a gun shot wound. 
In hospital at Toul, France, three months. In 
Army of Occupation at Coblenz, Germany, De- 
cember 8, 1918, to February 10, 1919. Discharged 
at U. S. General Hospital No. 38. at East View, N. 
Y., June 13, 1919. (Milo). 

CARKOLL. JERE.MIAH E., Saddler. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade, then to Company 
G, 303d Ammunition Train, and sailed May 27, 
1918, arriving at LeHavre, France, June 14, 1918. 
Supplied ammunition to front ranks at St. 
Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne. Discharged at Camp 
Dix, N. J., May 28, 1919. (Milo). 

( HAFMAN, FAY LAWTOX, Private. 

Assigned to 24th Company, 153d Depot Brigade, 
then to Company C, 9th Battalion, Military Po- 
lice. Military Police duty at New York City. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix, N. J., December 31, 1918. 
(Milo). 

HOBAX, JAMES FRANK, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Company C, 59th Pioneers, then to 
303d Supply Train, 78th Division. Sailed May 28, 
1918, and arrived in France at LeHavre June 14, 
1918. The 303d furnished supplies for the men 
at the front lines in Alsace-Lorraine, St. Mihiel 
and Meuse-Argonne Sectors. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, N. J., June 11, 1919. (Milo). 

LATHR(>P, HERBERT R.. Private. 

Assigned to 59th Pioneer Infantry; 303d Ammu- 
nition Train; 6tb Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Lee, Virginia, and assigned 
to Company B, 14Sth Infantry, 37th Division. 
Sailed for Brest, France, June 22, 1918. arriving 
July 5, 1918. In battles at Alsace-Lorraine, St. 
Mihiel and Verdun. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
N. Y., April 4, 1919. (Potter). 

Me(JOVER>, HUGH BERNARD, Private. 

Assigned to 303d Military Police. 21st Depot Bri- 
gade. Transferred to Aberdeen, Maryland, and 
assigned to Company H, Ordnance Department. 
Discharged at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Mary- 
land, April 25, 1919. (Milo). 

SERFINE, JOHN F.. (Orponil. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade 24th Company, 
303d Supply Train. Transferred to Camp Meade, 
Maryland, and assigned to Batery F, 311th Field 
Artillery. Transferred to Edgewood Arsenal, 
Edgewood, Maryland, and assigned to Company 
A, Chemical War Service. Appointed Corporal 
while at Edgewood. Discharged at Edgewood, 
Maryland, February 28. 1918. (Milo). 

SIM.HONS, MILFORH, Private. 

Assigned to Company B, 153d Depot Brigade, 
then to Company E. 303d Ambulance Train, and 




with this contingent sailed May 30, 1918, arriv- 
ing at Brest, France, June 10, 1918. In battle 
fronts at St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Aisne-Vesle. 
Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., May 29, 1919. 
(Milo). 

PRU E. RICHARD. 

(Starkey). 

M.W HI. I!>ls — FOllT SLOCIM, N. Y. 

CONNELL. HARRY HEWITT, Private. 

Sent from Fort Slocum, N. Y., to Camp Hancock, 
Georgia, and assigned as machine gunner. Head- 
quarters Company; 4th Company. 3d Troop, In- 
fantry; Troop G, 13th Cavalry. Transferred to 
Camp Dix, N. J., and assigned to 13th Company, 
152d Depot Brigade. Discharged at Camp Dix, 
N. J., March 25, 1919. 

ORA( ZYK. JOHN. 

(Milo). 

KELLY, WILLIAM JOHN, Corporal. 

Assigned to Machine Gun Co. Transferred to 
Camp Hancock. Augusta, Ga., and assigned to Co. 
5, 1st Group. Transferred to Headquarters Co. 
No 1, Machine Gun Specialists' School; to Ma- 
chine Gun Headquarters Co. No. 1, Liaison and 
Battery Mechanic Department, Specialist School, 
M. G .T. C, Main Training Department, for two 
months, and was made machine gun instructor, 
and sent to instruct men in different companies 
in handling machine guns; then to Motor Co. No. 
1, Special Training School, for instruction in 
machine guns mounted on motors; then to 32d 
M. G. Provisional Co., 3d Group, M. D. D , and 
to Co. 2, 1st Battalion. 153d Depot Brigade, at 
Camp Dix, N. J., from which he was discharged 
December 31, 1918. (Milo). 

ROVITO, ADOLPH, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 4th Company, Machine Gun Train- 
ing Camp. May 31, 1918, assigned to Headquar- 
ters Company No. 1, Machine Gun School. No- 
vember 29, 1918, assigned to the operation sec- 
tion. Headquarters Company, Machine Gun Train- 
ing Center. Made Private, 1st Class, January 10, 
1919, at Camp Hancock. Ga. Discharged at Camp 
Hancock, Georgia, February 4, 1919. 

M.\Y I(i, lOl." — FOItT BENJAMIN HARKISON, OHIO. 

SNYDER, JAMES HENRY, Sergeant. 

Assigned to Company A, 62d Engineers. July 6, 
sent to Camp Upton, N. Y., and sailed from New 
York City July 14, arriving at Cherbourg, France, 
July 29. Arrived at Liverpool. England, July 26, 
and left Southampton for Cherbourg on the 2Sth. 
Served with Company A. 62d Engineers, except 
from October 26, to about February 20. 1919, 
during which time was with the 13th, 60th and 
61st Engineers. Participated in the St. Mihiel 
drive, and was also on the Argonne front. Ser- 
vice was entirely in the construction and oper- 
ation of railroads. Appointed Sergeant June 11, 
1918, at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Discharged at 
Camp Upton. N. Y., July 7, 1919. (Milo). 



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HlTTO>. HAROLD ANDREW, ( Orporal. 

Assigned to Motor Transport Company 377. 
Transferred to Camp Bragg, Payetteville, North 
Carolina. Appointed Corporal October 23, 1918, 
at Camp Merritt. N. J. Discharged at Camp Bragg. 
N. C, May 23. 1919. (Milo). 

M\\ !(!, I!(IS — < A>ll' IIIX, \M«l<;HTS'rOM .\, ^. J. 

BISH. WAR.NER EIKiETT, ('(irporal. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade, 
thence to 3d Company. Convalescent Center. 
Member Sth and loth Battalion Band. Discharged 
at Camp Dix, N. J.. May 3, 1919. (Milo). 

BI TLER, JAMES FREOERK K, Private. 

Assigned to 9th Co., 152d Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Co. L, 346th Infantry. Sailed from Ho- 
boken, N. J., August 24, 1918, arriving at Cher- 
bourg, France. September 9. Member of Co. L, 
346th Inf , S7th Division. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., April 10, 1919. (Milo). Prior service 
in Troop L, 14th U. S. Cavalry, 1910-1914. 

CRAliiH, .KtSEFH PATRK'K. Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade, then to Company 
L, 346th Infantry. Sailed for overseas August 15, 
1918, arriving at Liverpool, England, August 27, 
1918, and at LeHavre. Prance. Xovember 30, 
1918. Attached to the U. S. Embarkation Office at 
Southampton, England, for three months, serv- 
ing as Detachment Clerk and Statistician in 
charge of personnel and transportation records. 
Member Debarkation Detachment Advance Par- 
ty for the 87th Division, and as a special duty, 
was assigned as instructor in English at Camp 
Montoir, St. Nazaire, Prance, holding this post 
for three months. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. 
Y., April 10, 1919. (Milo). 

('(»RA1>, I». <JORI>0>. Private. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade, thence to Per- 
sonnel Office, acting as interviewer. Discharged 
at Camp Dix, N. J.. December 2. 1918. (Milo). 

r(HGEVA>, FRA!V(IS ROBERT, 2d Lieutenant. 

Assigned to Personnel Office, Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp H.mcock. Georgia, and as- 
signed to Central Machine Gun Officers' Train- 
ing School. Commissioned 2d Lieutenant in Oc- 
tober, 1918. Purloughed to Officers' Reserve. 
(Milo). 

EXCELL, GEORfiE WILLLVM, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade; 
thence to 312th Ammunition Train. Sailed for 
overseas in August. 1918, arriving at LeHavre, 
France, September 11, 1918. Member Service of 
Supplies. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
March 19, 1919. (Benton). 

FLYNN, FRAXCIS LEROY, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Co., 153d Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to the Infantry. Discharged at Camp Dix, 
N. J., December 11, 1918. (Milo). 



(JRIFKrrHS, JOHN ARTHUR, (orporaL 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Fort Niagara, N. Y., and assigned 
to Headquarters Company. Discharged at Camp 
Dix, N. J, December 23, 1918. (Milo). 

<;REENFIELI», henry JAMES, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, Depot Brigade, thence 
to Company L, 346th Infantry. Sailed from Ho- 
boken, N. J., August 26, 1918, arriving at Cher- 
bourg. Prance, September 9, 1918. Member Com- 
pany L, 346th Infantry, 87th Division, March 27, 
1919, to April 7, 1919. Member 3d Company, 152d 
Depot Brigade, Pro , to date of discharge at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., April 10, 1919. (Milo). 

HARRIS. SEY.MOl'R B, Sergeant. 

Assigned to 40th Co., 153d Depot Birgade, thence 
to 3d Company, Convalescent Center. Appointed 
Corporal March 4, 1918, and Sergeant, January 
3, 1919. Discharged at Camp Dix, New Jersey, 
June 3, 1919. Re-enlisted July 3, 1919, for one 
year, and reported at Camp Dix, N J., July 4, 
1919. (Starkey). 

HOA(iLANl>. FRED TARL. Private. 

Assigned to 40th Co , 153d Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Co. M, 346th Inf. Sailed from Hoboken, 
N J., August 28, arriving at Cherbourg, France, 
September 9. Member of Co. M, 346th Inf., 87th 
Division. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 
12, 1919. (Starkey). 

HOBAN, BERNARD Ml( HAEL. Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 10th Battalion, 153d 
Depot Brigade. In Base Hospital July 6, 1918, to 
January 3, 1919. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J. 
January 3, 1919. (Milo). 

HOPKINS, BERNARD PAUL, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jack- 
sonville, Florida, and assigned to Quartermas- 
ter's Corps. Sailed for overseas July 26, 1918, 
arriving at Brest, France, August 6, 1918. Mem- 
ber 326th Butcher Company, Quartermaster's 
Corps, 36th Division, as Conveyer. In hospital at 
Brest, France, also Ellis Island and Grand Cen- 
tral, N. Y., from illness. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., April 5, 1919. (Milo). 

JENSEN, BENNETT HENRY, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company. 153d Depot Brigade, 
thence to Company M, 346th Infantry. Sailed for 
overseas August 25th, 1918, arriving at Cher- 
bourg, France, September 13, 1918. Member Com- 
pany M, 346th Infantry, 87th Division. Assigned 
to 312th Sanitary Train, Detached Service. At 
cessation of hostilities he was at Pons, France. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 17, 1919. 
(Torrey). 

KNltilHT. HIXSON AMOS, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Co , 153d Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Co. M, 346th Inf., 87th Division. Assign- 
ed to Base Hospital as night guard on August 8, 
and remained such till August 13, 1919, when 
he was discharged at Camp Dix, N. J. (Middle- 
sex). 




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McrHEUSON. CLAKEX'E LOWELL, Private. 

Member Replacement Troops, unassigned; ap- 
pointed Inspector, Personnel Department. Candi- 
date in Central Otticers' Training School at Camp 
Lee, Virginia. Declined commission as 2d Lieu- 
tenant. Mr. McPherson enjoys distinction of be- 
ing one of the first privates to be appointed to 
Personnel Department, as those appointments 
theretofore were conferred upon officers. Dis- 
charged at Camp Lee, Virginia, November 23, 
191S. (Jerusalem). 

MEAKEK. JOHN JENKI.V, Cook. 

Assigned 40th Company. 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jack- 
sonville, Florida, and assigned to 29th Receiv- 
ing Company, 2d Shop Regiment; Field Re- 
mount Squad 317. Sailed from Newport News, Va., 
August 14, 1918, arriving at Brest, France, Sep- 
tember 26. 1918. Member Field Remount Squad 
317. Engagements at Sougy, Meucon, Carbon 
Blanc, France. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 
June 23, 1919. (Milo). 

MAXJIPINTO. PIETRO, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Co , l.''i3 D. B. Transferred to 
Company G, 135th Infantry. Sailed for overseas 
October 11, 1918, arriving at Offerty, France, Oc- 
tober 24, 191S. Member Company 5, 135th Infan- 
try, 34th Division. Transferred to P. W. E. Com- 
pany 259, Prison Camp. Tours, France. Served 
as prison guard December 24, 1918, to Septeni' 
l,er 23, 1919, at Tours, France, and from there 
was sent in Germany twice to return prisoners. 
Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J , October 9. 1919. 
(Potter). 

MOSHIEK, ALBEKT ALEXVM>E1{. I'rivate. 

Assigned to 40th Company. 10th Training Bat- 
talion. 153d D. B, June 19. 1918, transferred to 
Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jacksonville, Florida, 
and assigned to 29th Receiving Company; July 
1st, to 1st Office Reg ; July Sth, to 30Sth Field 
Remount Squadron; August 6th, to 333(1 Artil- 
lery Replacement Division September 12th, was 
transferred to Infantry, unassigned. Transferred 
to Fort Niagara, N. Y., January 1, 1919, and dis- 
charged at that place, January 3, 1919. (Middle- 
sex). 

IIILLEIJ, OTTO CHKIS, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Meade. Maryland, and as- 
signed to Battery E, 311th Field Artillery. Sail- 
ed July 14, 1918, for Cherbourg, France, arriving 
at that port July 31, 191S. Member Battery E, 
311th Field Artillery, 7.Sth Division. This con- 
tingent was moving to the Meuse-Argonne bat- 
tle front when hostilities ceased, November 11, 
1918. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., June 4, 1919. 
(Torrey). 

>OKKIS, LEON JAY, Private. 

Assigned to 153d Depot Brigade, as cook. Sent to 
Fort Niagara, N. Y.. and assigned to Co. D, 15th 
Fire and Guard; sent to Raritan, Metuchen and 
Bayonne, N. J., and assigned to Co. B, 15th Bat- 
talion, U. S. Guards. Discharged at Camp Dix, 
N. J., January 22. 1919. (Milo). 




MIKIiELSEN, AXEL, Private. 1st (lass. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Camp Meade, Maryland, and as- 
signed to Battery E. 311th Field Artillery. Sailed 
for overseas July 14. 191S. arriving at Cher- 
bourg. France. July 21. 1918 Member Battery 
E. 311th Field Artillery, 7Sth Division. Moving 
to fighting front when hostilities ceased. Desti- 
nation, La Courtine. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. 
J., May 31, 1919. Re-enlisted at Camp Dix, N. J., 
May 31, 1919. for one year for overseas duty. 
(Milo). 

KEILSEN, NEILS JOHN, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Co., 153d Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Fort Niagara, N. Y., and assigned to 
15th Co . 22d Infantry. Later transferred to Fort 
Hancock, N. J. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 
January 23, 1919. (Milo) 

OVENS. AlfKIAN E. 

Rejected (Barrington). 

PROSSER, IVOR JA.1IES, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Co , 153d Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Co. M, 34oth Inf. Sailed from Hoboken, 
N. J., August 23, arriving at Cherbourg. France. 
September 3. Served in Co. M. 346th Infantry. 
87th Division. Discharged at Camp Upton. N. Y. 
April 10. 1919. (Jerusalem). 

REILLY, FRANCIS PETER, Sergeant. 

Assigned to Company 39, 10th Battalion, Depot 
Brigude. Transferred to Officers' Training School, 
Camp Gordon, Georgia, and assigned to 2oth 
Company, Sth Battalion. Leader Consolidated 
Battalion Bsnd. Discharged at Camp Gordon, 
Georgia, November 25, 1918. (Milo). 

RIBBLE, ORVAL. I'rivate. 

Assigned to 4Uth Company, 15od Depot Brigade, 
thence to Company M. 34oth Infantry, 87th Di- 
vision. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J , November 
23, 1918. (Btnton). 

LEILLY. JAMES EHWARH. Corporal, Qiiartermas- 

ter's Corps. 

Assigned to 40th Compcny, 10th Battalion, 153d 
Depot Brigade. Transferred to Camp Joseph E. 
Johnston, Jacksonville, Florida, June 17, 1918, 
and assigned to 2.^th Company. Depot Brigade; 
Service Company No. 2; Sub Depot Company; 
Camp Supply Company Discharged at Camp 
Joseph E. Johnston, Florida, January 10, 1919. 
Appointed Corporal Q M. C, October 19, 1918. 
(Milo). 

Rl'GO, RAY.nONH, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 10th Battalion, 153d 
Depot Brigade, thence to Personnel Clerk, 
Headquarters Company Discharged at Camp 
Dix, N. J., December 1, 1918. (Starkey). 

S.MITH, LEON HE.MENWAY, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 10th Training Bat- 
talion. 153d Depot Brigade. Transferred to Com- 
pany L. 343th Infantry. 87th Division. Attended 
Snipers' School and sailed from Hoboken, N. J., 
as Sniper. August 23. 1918. arriving at Liverpool. 
En.gland. September !'th. and at Cherbourg. 



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France, September 25. 1918. Member Company 
L, 346th Infantry, S7th Division. Engaged in con- 
struction work and service supplies. Discharged 
at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 10, 1919. (Milo). 

SHITTS. AKTHIR LANODOX, Band (driioral. 

Assigned to 10th Company, 152d Depot Brigade, 
thence to 346th Infantry Band. Sailed August 2.5, 
191S, arriving at LeHavre, France, September 9. 
1918. Member Headquarters Company, 346th In- 
fantry Band, 87th Division. Appointed Band Cor- 
poral at Camp Dix, N. .T.. August 11, 1918. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 10, 1919. 
(Milo). 

TWILLUiKR, RAYMOND B.. Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 10th Battalion, 153d 
Depot Brigade. Transferred to Ordnance De- 
partment, and to Carpenter Battalion Headquar- 
ters. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., November 
30. 1918. (Milo). 

THO.MAS. BIRNETT DAVID. Privale. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 10th Battalion, 153d 
Depot Brigade. Transferred to Company L, 346th 
Infantry, 87th Division. Sailed from Hoboken, N. 
J., August 26, 1918, arriving at Cherbourg, 
France, September 12, 1918. Member Company 
L, 346th Infantry, 87th Division. Headquarters 
at Montoir, France. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
Long Island, April 10, 1919. (Potter). 

WHITAKER, JOHN NORTH, Corporal. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to 312th Motor Supply Co. Sailed 
from Montreal. Canada, August 24, arriving at 
LeHavre, France, Sept. 12, 1918. Served with 
312th Motor Supply Co., 87th Division. Discharg- 
ed at Camp Lee, Va., July 2, 1919. (Milo). 

WELCH, WILLIAM BERNARD, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Fort Niagara, N. Y.. and assigned 
to 15th Battalion, U. S Guards. Transferred to 
22d Infantry, Camp Lowe, Fort Hancock, New 
.lersey. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., January 
21. 1919. (Milo). 

WOOD. (;E0R0E D.. jr., Musician. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade; 
transferred to Company L, 346th Infantry, 87th 
Division; Headquarters Company, 346th Infan- 
try Band. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., August 23, 
1918, arriving at LeHavre, France, September 
15, 1918. Member 346th Infantry Band, 87th Di- 
vision. Located near St. Nazaire, France. As 
Musical Director of a theatrical troup, composed 
of the members of the 346th Regiment, Mr. Wood 
toured France for four months. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., June 25, 1919. (Milo). 

WHEAT, WILLIAM WARD. Meelianie. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Arrived in France August 31, 1918, a member of 
Company A, 59th Pioneer Infantry. Campaigns: 
Verdun Sector, September 29 to October 10; 
Meuse-Argonne offensive, October 15 to Novem- 
ber 11. 1918. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., July 
8, 1919. (Starkey). 




M.VV ^S, ISU.S — ( \MI' IJI-X, WKKiHTS'l'OWX. X. ,1. 

OLSEN. JENS CHRIS, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade, 
thence to Company M, 346th Infantry. Sailed 
from Hoboken, N. J., August 25, 1918, arriving at 
Cherbourg, France, September 12, 1918. Mem- 
ber Company M, 346th Infantry, S7th Division. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 10, 1919. 
(Benton). 

ttSTERHOUT, FRED ROY, Private. 

Assigned to 7th Battalion, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Transferred to Company L, 59th Pioneer Infan- 
try. Discharged for disability at Camp Dix, N. J., 
September 3, 1918. (Milo). 

RILLING, PHILLIP. 

(Official)— Phillip J. Rilling, Jr., (2948304), 324 
Jacob St., Penn Yan. Inducted at Penn Yan, May 
28, 1918. Born Chatham, N. Y. Age 28 3-12 years. 
Organizations: 40th Co., 10th Battalion, 153d De- 
pot Brigade to June 21, 1918. Co. D, 312th Ammu- 
nition Train, to death. Private. Served overseas 
Aug. 23. 1918, to Nov. 15, 1918. Died of pneumonia 
Nov. 15, 1918. Notify Philip J. Rilling, Sr., father, 
324 Jacob St., Penn Yan. 

TEARS, JOHN EDWARD, Private. 

Assigned to 40th Company, 153d Depot Brigade, 
thence to Company L, 348th Infantry. Transfer- 
red to 346th Sanitary Detachment, with which 
organization he sailed from Hoboken, N. J., Au- 
gust 23, 1918, arriving at LeHavre, France, via 
Liverpool, England, September 12, 1918. Station- 
ed at Camp Montoir, near St. Nazaire, France. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., April 10. 1919. 
(Benton). 

MAY aO, 1018 — CAMP DEVEIVS, AYBR., MASS. 

SAVAGE, JAMES HAYWARD, Sergeant. 

(Official)— James Hayward Savage, 1673667, 
Rushville. Inducted at Penn Yan, May 29, 1918. 
Born Rushville. Age 29 years. Organizations: 1st 
Co , Q. M. C, Camp Devens, to Sept. 27, 1918. 
Private; Corporal June 8, 1918; Sergeant, Sept. 
11, 1918. Died of lobar pneumonia Sept. 27, 1918, 
Notify Mrs. William H. Savage, mother. Rushville. 

.irxE Ki, i»is — vA-\' foi \ i;h harracks, 
SEATTLE, «a:-<hi\<;t(>\. 

TONtUTE. WILLIAM JOHN, Jr., Cook. 

Sent to Vancouver Barracks, and was assigned to 
109th Squadron, Spruce Production Division. 
Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., February 10, 
1919. (Milo). 

Jl \K lit llll.S — HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI. 

SMITH, EDWARD BERNARD, Musician, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 149th Infantry Band, 3Sth Division. 
Sailed October 2, 1918, arriving at LeHavre, 
France, October 11. 1918. With Army of Occupa- 
tion at Wittlich, Germany. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., July 4. 1919. (Milo). 



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WHITItECK, BYKON (i., ('(irporiil. 

Assigned to Motor Truck Company 377. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Bragg, North Carolina. Discharg- 
ed at Camp Bragg, N. C, April :!0, Itlltt. (Milo) 

.11 H •-'. l!ils_KOK'r MKI<;S. \\ .\Slll\(i'l'0\. I). <•. 

( (»>LI:Y. LAWRENCE HOBAKT, Private. 

Assigned to 3d Company. Quartermaster's Train- 
ing Camp. Transferred to Washington, D C . 
and assigned to Motor Transport 810, Detached 
Service. Discharged at Camp Meigs, Washing- 
ton, D. C, February 20, Ifllti. (Benton). 

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1 EI'l'EH, (JEOIMJE. 

(.Jerusalem). 

UUili. (;E<H{(iiE PERRY, PriYate, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Infantry unattached. Transferred to 
Fort H. G. Wright, Long Island Sound, N. Y., 
and assigned to Company II, Pigeon Section Sig- 
nal Corps. Disabled in line of duty about Sep- 
tember 25, 1918. Discharged at Fort H. G. 
Wright, L. I., October 2.5, 1918. (Jerusalem). 

.iri.V !'.->. IfllS — (AMP 1)1X, WJUOHTSTOWN, N. J. 

JENSEN, (HRISTIAN. 

(Benton). 



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BARXHART, WILLIAM JACOB, Private. 

Assigned to 151st Depot Brigade, thence to the 
31st Regiment. Field Artillery. Discharged at 
Camp Meade. Maryland, December 6, 191S. (Mid- 
dlesex). 

BROWN, JESSE A.. Private, First Class. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Head- 
quarters Company, 32d Field Artillery. Despatch 
rider. Promoted 1st Class Private in September, 
1918. Discharged December 10, 1918. (Benton). 

BRINK, JAMES RUSSELL, Private, First Class. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to the 
31st Field Artillery. Transferred to the 211th En- 
gineer Train December 10, 191,S, and promoted to 
1st Class Private January 1, 1919. Discharged 
at Camp Meade, Maryland, February 1, 1919. 
(Italy). 

BUCKLE, ARTHUR HOWARD, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. August 10th 
transferred to Company F, 31st Field Artillery. 
Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, December 
7, 1918. (Barrington). 

BUTLER, MARTIN H., Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. Discharged 
at Camp Meade, Maryland, December IG, 1918. 
(Jerusalem). 




BATTISTA, LUIGI ALESANDRO .MASTRO, Private. 

Assigned to 154ih Depot Brigr.de. Transferred to 
Fort Bennett. Indianna. and thence to Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y. Sailed from New York City November 
1. arriving tt Brest. France. November 10, 1918. 
Member Company A. 93d Engineers. Transferred 
to Company 138. Transportation Corps. Dis- 
charged at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., July 16, 
1919 (Starkey). 

BRISBIN, ROBERT CHESTER. Priva'.^'. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. Transferred to 
Battery F, 32d Field Artillery. 11th Division. 
Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland. December 
3, 1918. (Starkey). 

CRANE, E.M.1IETT CARLTON, Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Head- 
quarters Company, 32d Regiment, Field Artillery. 
Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, December 
10, 1918. (Milo). 

CADWELL, LEWIS, Corporal. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to 31st 
Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp Meade, Md,, 
December 13, 1918. (Milo). 

CONLEY, ROSS MATHEW, Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to 
Company C, 211th Field Signal Battalion. Died 
at Camp Meade. Maryland, October 12, 1918, from 
pneumonia. (Benton). 

CONRAD, CLAUDE LARZELERE, ('(trimral. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery B, 31st Field Artillery. Appointed Corporal 
in September, 1918. Discharged at Camp Meade. 
Maryland. December 6, 1918. (Milo). 

DENSE, ELIJAH B., Private. 

Assigned to 7th Development Company. Replace- 
ment Regiment. 154th Depot Brigade. Discharged 
at Camp Meade, Maryland, December 2, 1918. 
(Milo). 

ED(;ERT0N, CLAUDE HEATH. 

Reported to Local Board in New York City, and 
was sent to camp by that Board for the Yates 
County Board. 

taLBERT, ARTHUR .MEARL, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery B, 31st Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp 
Meade, Maryland. December 6. 1918. (Starkey). 

GILBERT, HOMER AMES. 

(Barrington). 

HURLBUT, (JIFFORD GEOROE, Serpreaiit Q. M. C. 

Assigned to 5th Company, 154th Depot Brigade. 
August 26, 1918, transferred to Camp Sheridan, 
Alabama, and assigned to 67th Infantry. Novem- 
ber 11, 1918, assigned to Quartermaster's Corps, 
and on March 15. 1919. transferred to Camp Up- 
ton. N. Y., as Casual. Appointed Sergeant at 
Camp Sheridan, Alabama, January 6, 1919. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 21, 1919. 
(Jerusalem). 



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HAGUE, JAMES, Private. 

Having removed to New Mexico, after registra- 
tion in Yates County, Mr. Hague was sent to 
Camp at the request of the Yates County Board 
by the Draft Board of Sorroco County, New Mex- 
ico. He was sent to Camp Pike, Arkansas, and 
assigned to 40th Company, 10th Reserve Battalion 
Riflemen's Corps, thence to Evacuation Hospital 
27. Transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J. Sailed 
for France October 21, 191S, arriving at LeHavre 
November 11, 191S. Member Evacuation Hospital 
No. 27. Service at Angers, France, November 11, 
litis, to April 18. 1919. Discharged at Camp 
Bowie, Fort Worth. Texas, May 24, 1919. (Milo). 

JOHNSON, I'AK.MELE, Serg:eaiit. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. Transferred to 
Camp Sheridan, Alabama, and assigned to Head- 
quarters Detachment. Appointed Sergeant at the 
latter camp. Discharged at Camp Sheridan, Ala- 
bama, February 25, 1919. (Milo) 

JONES, WILLIAM ARTHIK, I'rivalo. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery F, 31st Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp 
Meade, Maryland, December 7, 1918. (Starkey). 

JACOBS, EDWIN ELWOOI), Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. Sent to Camp 
Joseph E. Johnston. Jacksonville, Florida, and 
assigned to 1st Labor Regiment, Reclamation. 
Candidate, Company No. 1, 9th Detachment Ad- 
ministrative Labor, Camp Supply, Quartermas- 
ter's Corps. Discharged at Camp Joseph E. John- 
ston. Florida, February 3, 1919. (Milo). 

LARSEN. HENRY, I'rivate. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery A, 31st Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp 
Meade. Md., December 6, 1918. (Benton). 

LIZZI, DOM EN ICO. Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Camp Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, and assign- 
ed to Company A. 1st Battalion, 138th Engineers. 
Discharged at Camp Benjamin Harrison. Ind., 
December 3, 1918. (Milo). 

LOTT, ALBERT E. 

(Milo). 

MoADAMS. RAYMOND FRAXCIS, Serseaiit. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery B. 31st Field Artillery. Appointed Corporal 
in September, 1918, and Sergeant in October, 1918. 
Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, December 
6, 1918. (Milo). 

MEAKER, HARRY HURFORD, Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Com- 
pany B, 32d Light Field Artillery. Discharged 
at Camp Meade, Maryland, December 10, 1918. 
(Torrey). 

Ml'RRAY, ROBERT ALLEX. Corporal. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla., 
and assigned to 1st Shop Regiment. Transferred 
to Camp Hill, Virginia, and assigned to Field Re- 




niojnt Squudrcn No. 333. Sailed for overseas 
from Newport News, Va., October 4, 1918, arriv- 
ing at Brest, France, October IS, 1918. Member 
Field Rsmount Squadron 333. Appointed Cor- 
poral at Gievres, France. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y.. July 22. 1919. (Middlesex). 

MASHEWSKE. CHARLES, I'rivate. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to the 
31st Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp Meade, 
Maryland. December 9. 1918. (Torrey). 

MiCREERY, WILLIAM. 

(Starkey). 

McOOrCJH. ALBERT (;E0RGE, Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to 31st 
Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp Mead9, 
Maryland, December 9. 1918. (Starkey). 

MORGAN, ARLO ALVA. 

(Milo). 

NIELSEN, KARL OSKAR HERMAN, Privata. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to 32d 
Regiment, Field Artillery. Cannoneer and gen- 
eral duties. Discharged at Camp Meade, Mary- 
land, December 9. 191S. (Milo). 

OL.MSTEAD, ARTHIR FAY. 

(Potter). 

PADDOCK. JOSEPH WILLIAM, Con>oraL 

Assigned to 5th Company. 154th Depot Brigade, 
thence to Battery D, 31st Field Artillery. Ap- 
pointed Corporal October 23, 1918, Discharged 
at Camp Meade, Maryland, December 8, 1918. 
(Italy). 

PALMATIER, MERVIN ARLO AARON, Contoral. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery C, 31st Field Artillery. Discharged at Camp 
Meade, Maryland, December 7, 1918. (Milo). 

PLOTTS, EDWARD HERBERT. 

After registration, Mr. Plotts removed to Phila- 
delphia, Pa., and was sent to camp by that 
Board for the Yates County Draft Board. 
(Milo). 

lEARCE, GUY, Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Field 
Remount Squadron 324. Transferred to Camp 
Stewart, Newport News, Virginia, and sailed from 
that port September 7, 1918, arriving at Brest, 
France, September 21, 1918. Member Field Re- 
mount Squadron No. 324. Discharged at Camp 
Devens, Ayer, Mass., August 7, 1919. (Potter). 

STAPLES, AR( HIE RAYMOND, Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery C, 31st Field Artillery, Discharged at 
Camp Meade, Maryland, December 8, 1918. 
(Milo). 

SUMNER, MARION JEWELL, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 5th Company, 154th Depot Brigade, 
thence to Battery A, 33d Field Artillery. Pro- 
moted First Class Private in September, 1918. 
Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, Decem- 
ber 12, 1918. (Milo). 



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SHAKPE, CAMERON ALEXANDEH. I'livatp. 

Assigned to Company E. 154th Depot Brigade, 
thence to 32d Field Artillery. 11th Division- 
Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, Decem- 
ber 10, 1918. (Starkey). 

SCHULTZ, WILLIAM JOSEPH, PrivatP. 

Assigned to 11th Brigade, National Army, and 
transferred to 31st Field Artillery. Discharged 
at Camp Meade, Maryland. December 9. 1918. 
(Italy). 

THIERS, I'EAKL rM)ERWOOI>, Biitslir. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to Bat- 
tery A, 33d Field Artillery. Heavy Motor. Dis- 
charged at Camp Meade, Maryland, December 
11, 1918. (Milo). 

WHITE, ALBERT JOSIAII. 

(Starkey). 

W ILLIAMS, CHARLES ElVOS, Sergeant. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade, thence to 5th 
Company, 32d Field Artillery. Promoted Cor- 
poral September 23, 1918, and Sergeant, October 
10, 1918. Discharged at Camp Meade, Maryland, 
December 11, 1918. (Middlesex). 

THO.MAS, RFFUS GARLAXD, Private. 

Assigned to 154th Depot Brigade. September 
1 to December 8, 1918, Camp Sheridan, Alabama, 
Company M, 67th Infantry. December 8, 1918, 
to March 24, 1919, Camp Shelby. Mississippi, 
Medical Detachment, 67th Infantry. Discharged 
at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 31, 1919. April 4, 
1919, Mr. Thomas reported to Camp Stewart, 
Virginia, as Educational Secretary for the Y. 
M. C. A., in "Waterfront" hut. Later he was 
appointed Government Insurance Representa- 
tive for the Camp, and later was appointed' 
Business Secretary for all huts (Y. M. C. A.) in 
Camp Stewart. He left the "Y" work July 26, 
1919. (Potter). 

.11 l-Y :{(>, lills — HEC'KiriT t'AMP, SYK.VflTSE, IV. Y. 

A( KERSOX, VEBIVE MAXWELL, Private. 

Assigned to Company B, 6th Battalion. Sent 
to Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, Md., and as- 
signed to Company D, 2d Battalion, Chemical 
Warfare Service. Discharged at Edgewood Ar- 
senal. Maryland, December 6, 1918. (Milo). 

BEARD, CLAREX'E NAVARRE, ("oriioral. 

Transferred to Lakehurst, New Jersey, and as- 
signed to Chemical Warfare Service. Appointed 
Corporal at Lakehurst Proving Ground, Lake- 
hurst, N. J., November 1, 1918. Discharged at 
Camp Upton, N. Y., February 8, 1919. (Torrey). 

HEf'KER. .TAMES CLARENCE, Private. 

Transferred to Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, 
Maryland, and assigned to Company H. 2d Bat- 
talion, Chemical Warfare Service. Discharged 
at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., December 10, 1918. 
(Milo). 

(JANNON, CLARENCE .lOSEPH, 1st Serpreaiit. 

Assigned to 332d Guard and Fire Company. 




Headquarters, Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, 
New Jersey, for guard duty. Transferred Au- 
gust 28, 1918. to Camp A. L. Mills, Long Island, 
N. Y., tor guard duty. Had several special as- 
signments in transferring military and general 
prisoners. Promoted Corporal September 13, 
1918; Sergeant, September 21, 1918, and Ser- 
geant, 1st Class, November 1, 1918. Discharged 
at Camp Mills, N. Y., January 8, 1919. (Star- 
key). 



AITGrST 



lid.S. 



PRESNO, BENKiNO. 

Sent to camp by a Buffalo, N. Y., Board, for the 
Yates County Board. Rejected. (Middlesex). 

Al'C;i ST .-., litis — IIF,«Kl!IT f.^MP. SYRACUSK, N. Y. 

BARNES, ARTHUR .MetJHEE, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 41st Company, Limited Service. 
Transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J., and assigned 
to 142d Company, Fire and Guard Battalion — 
guard duty. Transferred to Camp Upton, N. Y. 
Promoted Private, 1st Class, September 1, 1918, 
at Camp Merritt, N. J. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., January 31, 1919. (Torrey). 

EALS, FRED, Private, Isl (lass. 

Assigned to 41st Company, 11th Battalion. 
Transferred to Astoria, Long Island, N. Y., Sep- 
tember 1, 1918, and assigned to Gas Defense Di- 
vision, Chemical Warfare Service. Promoted 
to 1st Class Private at Astoria. Discharged at 
Astoria, N. Y., January 18, 1919. (Italy). 

(iRIDLEY, ROSS LEKiHTON, Sergeant- 
Assigned to 41st Company, 11th Battalion, act- 
ing as Clerk of the Company from August 6 
to August 28, 1918. Transferred to Personnel 
Office, Gas Defense Plant, Long Island City, 
N. Y., where he was stationed from August 30 
to November 14, 1918, when he was transferred 
to Headquarters Gas Defense Division, Chemi- 
cal Warfare Service, New York City, as Staff 
Assistant, which post he held until discharged, 
March 12, 1919. Promoted Corporal December 
20, 191S. and Sergeant. February 4, 1919. (Jeru- 
salem). 

LAMPMAN, WILLIAM SAXTON. 

Rejected. (Torrey). 

SHARPE, HOMER .JOHN, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 1st Company, 2d Battalion. Trans- 
ferred to Walter Reed Hospital, Tacoma Park, 
Washington, D. C, in Medical Corps, and to 
General Hospital, East View, N. Y. Appointed 
Private, 1st Class, March 8, 1919, at East View, 
New York Camp. Discharged at East View, N. 
Y., April 8, 1919. (Starkey). 

AIGUST 8, 1S1.S — FORT SLOCUM. IV. Y. 

CRONK, CLARENCE, Cook. 

Transferred to Camp McClellan. Anniston, Ala- 
bama, and assigned to Company C, 12th Am- 
munition Train. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. 
J., February 13, 1919. (Milo). 



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(1) Clarenee Croiik 
(a) Albert Del Rose 

(3) Harry Klube 

(4) Kraiik Lupiliiia 
(.■»► Floyd >Iatte.soii 
(«> Clarence Xolile 



Tage Ninely-fite 



(7) William Norris 
(S) John Sorensen 
(!K \\illiam Sase 
(1<(I .lames Uobinson 
(11> P^rnest Smith 
(!:;> William Culver 



(13) Howard nunton 

(14) George Knos 

(15) Melville (Jardner 
(10) Sorney Jaoohsen 
(17) Kdvvard Kinsman 
(IS) Miltord Myer 



(1!»( Archie MeFal 

{•M) Ernest Naseldingcr 

Cil) David Ford 

( *1'1 > Lee Kinyoiin 

i'l'A) James Bradley 

i'l-i) AVilliam Cunningham 



(i,->» Floyd Hill 




DEL ROSE, ALBERT. I'livat?. 

Assigned to 2d Company. Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Camp McClellan, Anniston. Alabama, 
and assigned to Battery D. 3Gth Regiment, Field 
Artillery. Discharged at Camp McClellan Jan- 
uary IS, 1919. (Torrey). 

JONES, JOHN NELSON. 

Rejected. (Mile). 

KLUBE. HARRY SAUTE R. I'riviifc. 

Assigned to 2(i Company, Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Camp McClellan, Anniston, Alabama, 
and assigned to Battery D, 35th Field Artillery, 
12th Division. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. 
Y., February 5, 1919. (Milo). 

lUPPlNO. FRANK, Lrivalc, Isl Class. 

Transferred to Camp McClellan, Anniston. Ala- 
bama, and was assigned to 35th Field Artillery. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., January — , 
1919. (Milol. 

MATTESON, FLOYD EOWARI), Saddler. 

Transferred to Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala- 
bama, and assigned to Battery E, 35th Field Ar- 
tillery, 12th Brigade. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., February 5, 1919. (Italy). 

NOBLE, t'LARENCE W., PriTate, 1st Class. 

Transferred to Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala- 
bama, and assigned to Motor Transport Corps, 
No. 321, and Battery F, 35th Field Artillery. 
Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., March 1, 
1919. (Milo). 

NORRIS, WILLIAM ALFRED. 

(Starkey). 

SORENSEN. JOHN HER.HAN. rrivate, 1st Class. 

Transferred to Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala- 
bama, and assigned to Battery B, 35th Field Ar- 
tillery. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., Feb- 
ruary 6, 1919. (Benton). 

.\UGrST !», 1!M.S — FOHT SLOCIM. N. Y. 

SAGE, WILLIAM A. 

(Potter) 

AKilST 1<!, 1!»l-<_( AMI' MKlr.!*, WASHINGTOIV, 
IJ. C. 

KOBINSON, JAMES LEE, Private. 

. Assigned to Company 214, Quartermaster's 
Transport, 1st Detachment, Oil and Gas. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Merritt, N. J. Miscellaneous 
Casual. Discharged at Camp Merritt, N. J., Oc- 
tober 22, 1918. (Milo). 

AUGUST I'l, litis — KOIIT IIK.\J.\MI\ H.%,aRIS01V, 
OHIO. 

SMITH, ERNEST JA( OB. 

(Starkey). 

AUGUST :;«, lids — f A.MI- GORDON, ATLANTA, 
GUOUGI.'V. 

CULVER, WILLIAM RUFUS, Wap>iier. 

Assigned to Company B, 162d Infantry. Sailed 




from Hoboken, N. J , October 28, arriving at L,e- 
Havre, Frtnce. November 13, 191S. Served with 
6th Supply Cavalry Troop (independent). Gen- 
eral service near Paris, France, training with 
horses and driving truck. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y, July 7. 1919. (Jerusalem). 

DUNTON, HOWARD LER<»Y. Private. 

Assigned to Company M, 2d Replacement In- 
fantry. Discharged at Camp Upton. N. Y.. June 
2, 1919. (Italy). 

ENOS, (iEORGE ELMER, Corporal. 

Member Company M, 2^ Infantry Replacement, 
to November 29, 1918; Company H, 2d Infantry 
Replacement, Regiment of Casuals, to Decem- 
ber 7, 1918; Motor Transport Company 376, to 
March 31, 1919. Promoted Corporal March IS, 
1919. Discharged at Camp Gordon. Ga., March 
31, 1919. (Torrey). 

GARDNER, MELVILLE REUBEN, Private. 

Assigned to Company M, 2d Infantry Replace- 
ment Regiment. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., 
October 27, arriving at Liverpool, England, No- 
vember 8, and at LeHavre, France. November 
12, 1918. Served with 5th Division Replacement 
Company; Company D, Supply Train. 5th Di- 
vision; Headquarters Supply Train, 5th Divi- 
sion. In Army of Occupation at Kayl, Luxem- 
bourg. Germany, from February 8 to July 9, 
1919. Discharged at Camp Upton. N. Y., July 
26, 1919. (Milo). 

JACOBSEN, SORNEY JACOB, Private. 

Assigned to Company M, 2d Infantry Replace- 
ment Regiment. Transferred to Camp Merritt. 
N. J., October 22, 1918, and sailed from Hobo- 
ken October 27, 1918, arriving jn Liverpool, 
England. November 8, and at LeHavre, France, 
November 12, 191S. Member Company A, 162d 
Infantry, 41st Division. Arrived in United States 
February 9th, and discharged at Camp Dix, N. 
J., February 28, 1919. (Benton). 

KINSMAN, EDWARD B., Private. 

Assigned to the Medical Department, with 
which he served at Camp Gordon until dis- 
charged. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., No- 
vember IS, 1918. (Jerusalem). 

MEYER, MILFORD MARTIN, Private. 

Assigned to Company M, 2d Infantry, Replace- 
ment Regiment. Transferred to Camp Merritt. 
N. J., and assigned to Company A, 162d Infan- 
try. Sailed from Hoboken, N. J., October 27th, 
arriving at Liverpool, England, November 8th, 
and at Le Havre, France, November 13, 1918. 
Member Company A. 162d Infantry, 41st Divi- 
sion. Served with Interior Guard Company No. 
2 at St. Aignan, France, February 26 to April 22, 
1919; Interior Guard Company No. 1, April 23 
to June 12; Casual Company 6918, June 13 to 
July 7, 1919. Discharged at Mitchell Field. 
Camp Mills, Long Island. N. Y., July 7, 1919. 
(Potter). 

McFALL, AR( HIE. 

(Italy). 



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AUGUST is, IIMS — FOHT SI.CXIM, N. Y. 

1VAGELI>1>(;EK, KK>EST WILLIAH, Private. 

Transferred to Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala- 
bama, and assigned to 120th Company, Ordnance 
Department, unassigned. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., April 20, 1919. (Benton). 

AUGIST ::!•, ISIS — CAMP I PTOX. X. Y. 

F(;i{l>, DAVID JOSEPH, Iriyale. 

Assigned to Headquarters Company, 4th Infant- 
ry. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., January 
7, 1919. Previous enlistment in Company A„ 
.>d New York National Guard, at Rochester, N. 
Y. (Milo). 

KEMON, LEE W., Priyatf. 

Assigned to 4th Company. Depot Brigade. Octo- 
ber 1st, transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y., and 
assigned to Company K, 123d Infantry. Sailed 
from Hoboken, N. J.. October 13, arriving at 
Brest, Prance. October 27, 191S. Served in Com- 
pany K, 123d Infantry, 31st Division; 329th In- 
fantry, and Company F, 312th Infantry. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix, N. J., May 30. 1919. (Bar- 
rington). 

.SKPTKMBKR 4, 1018 — UF.rRUIT r.\MP, SYRAfUSE. 

BRADLEY, JAMES WHALEN, Private. 

Assigned to 7r)th Company. 18th Battalion, and 
transferred to Fort Banks November 13, and as- 
signed to 2d Company. Coast Artillery. Dis- 
charged at Camp Upton. N. Y.. December 29. 
1918. (Starkey). 

(TNMMiHA.M, WILLL\.>I KICHAHD. Private, 1st 
Class. 

Assigned to 75th Recruit Company, 18th Bat- 
talion. Transferred to Port Newark, N. J., and 
assigned to Fire and Guard Company 310, 
Quartermaster's Corps. Discharged at Newark, 
N. J., January 28, 1919. (Milo). 

HILL, FLOYD .>IELVI>. Private. 

Assigned to 75th Recruit Company, ISth Battal- 
ion. October 13th, transferred to Hoboken, N. 
J., for guard duty. January 19. 1919, trans- 
ferred to New York City for guard duty in the 
Debarkation Hospital No. 3. Discharged June 
12, 1919. (Barrington). 

MANNON, (JEOBGE WAKKEN, Private. 

Assigned to 100th Company. 24th Battalion. 
Died October 1. 1918, from influenza, while on 
furlough at his home. East Spencer, N. Y. 
(Barrington). 

PEDERSON, THOWALD. 

(Jerusalem). 

SIKARAS, THEODORE DE.METRIOS. 

Rejected. (Starkey). 

STAPE, ORVILLE FRANK. 

Rejected. (Milo). 

WADDELL, FRANK SAVILLE, Clerk. 

Assigned to 75th Company, 18th Battalion, then 



to Personnel Office, and placed in Class C-1, 
for clerical work. Under this classification Mr. 
Waddell was subject to duties in any camp 
in the United States. Died of pneumonia at 
Syracuse, N. Y., October 5, 1918. (Milo). 

SKPTK1»IBRR .-.. 101.S — CAMP .lACIvSOX, COLUMBIA, 
SOUTH <-.\H01,l\A. 

ALLEN, ADELHERT BERKELEY, ( ooK. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery C, 7th Field Artillery Replacement 
Detachment. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y., 
December 31, 1918. (Barrington). 

CALHOON, (LARK NATHAN, Private. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery E. 14th Field Artillery Replacement 
Detachment. Discharged at Camp Jackson De- 
cember 9, 1918. (Jerusalem). 

( HRLSTENSEN, JA.MES AM>REW, Private, 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery E. 7th Regiment. Light Field Artil- 
lery, and to Battery B, 9th Regiment, Light 
Artillery. Sailed from Newport News, Vir- 
ginia, November 11, 1918, and was re-called by 
wireless same day. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
N. Y., December 31, 1918. (Milo). 

HALL, BYRON KETCHI'M. 

(Barrington). 

JONES, ELWIN DELON, Private. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery F, 7th Regiment, Field Artillery Re- 
placement Detachment. October 30th, sent to 
Camp Hill, Virginia, and was on shipboard at 
Newport News on morning of November 11th, 
ready to sail. Returned to Camp Hill, and on 
November 27 was sent back to Camp Jackson 
and assigned to Battery B. 8th Regiment. Field 
Artillery. Discharged at Camp Upton. N. Y., 
December 31, 1918. (Jerusalem). 

KENNERSON, STANLEY, Private. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Camp Forret, Georgia, and assigned to the 
Engineers. Transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J., 
and on November 9th boarded transport for 
overseas duty. Novemlier 11th returned to 
Camp Merr'.tt. and was later transferred to 
Camp Humphrey. Virginia, where he was dis- 
charged. (Benton). 

LAFLER, TUTOR E. 

Rejected. (Potter). 

MACE, ROBERT ALBERT, Private. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Camp Sevier. Greenville. South Carolina, and 
assigned to 49th Co., 156th Depot Brigade, 
War Department Requisition. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, N. J., December 31, 1918. (Milo). 

McFETRIDGE, ROBERT. 

(Benton). 



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{4t Clark <':illi4ion 

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<S( .Stanley KennerKon 

<tM Robert Maee 
<10> Robert MeFetridRe 
MO Sherid:in Miller 
il'2t Paul Meade 



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<1.%) Carl \elson 

( l(i) Christian Xielseii 

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< liM Xe^vell PiinK^biirn 
<10» Herbert Stewart 
(;:i ) Leroy Sn<»ok 
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m MILLEK, SHKKIDAN EAHL. Private. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery E. IStli Regiment, Field Artillery 
U Replacement Detachmtnt. Discharged at Camp 

Upton. N. Y., January 2, 1919. (Milo). 

MEAHE, PAUL JOSEPH, ('(.rporal. 

Assigned to 158th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Camp Sevier, Grejnville. South Carolina, 
end assigned to 14th Company, H Battalion. 
Discharged at Camp Jackson, South Carolina, 
February 19, 1919. (Milo). 

MILLER, CHKIS. Private. 

Assigned to Company E, Depot Brigade. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Sevier, Greenville, South Caro- 
lina, and was as.::igned to 90th Infantry, Supply 
Company. Transferred to Camp Hancock, Au- 
gusta, Georgia, in the same unit. Discharged 
at Camp Hancock March 11, 1919. (Torrey). 

N()1{.1IA>, OLIVEK WENDELL. Private. 

Served in Company E, 4th Provisional Regiment, 
153th Depot Brigade, at Camp Jackson and 
Camp Sevier. South Carolina. Transferred to 
Fort Benjamin Harrison. Indiana, where he was 
assigned to Company F, 147th Engineers. Dis- 
charged i.t Fort Benjamin Harrison December 
12. 191S. (Torrey). 

NELS((>. CAHL ('HHISTIA>, Privat;'. 

(Official)— Carl C. Nelson (44S7673), R. D. 10. 
Penn Yin. Inducted t-t Penn Yan Sept. 4. 191-i. 
Born Milo. Aug 27. 1894. Organizations: Co. 
E. 4th Pro R83't. 158th Depot Brigade. Sept. 
14, 1918, to Sept. 11, 1918; Battery 4, 7th F. A. 
Replacement Draft. Camp Jackson. S. C. to 
Oct. 2. 1918. Died of lobar pneumonia Oct. 2. 
1918. Notify Nels C. Nelson, father, R D. 10, 
Penn Yan (Torrey). 

NEILSEN. CHinSTLl.N. Private. 

Assigned to Battery C, T'h Regiment, Field Artil- 
lery Replacement Draft. With the same unit, 
transferred to Camp Hill, Newport News, Vir- 
ginia. Returned to Camp Jackson and assigned 
to Battery A, 59th Regiment, 3d Brigade. Dis- 
charged f.t Camp Jackson, South Carolina, Jan- 
uary 22, 1919. (Benton). 

P)>OLE. VIX'ENT THOMAS. Private. 

Assigned to Depot Brigade, thence to Casual 
Camp. Physicians and Surgeons. Discharged at 
Camp Jackson. S. C. November 22. 1918. (Milo). 

PEDEKSEN, EMIL, Mccliaiiic. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery E. 9th Regiment, Field Artillery Re- 
placement Detachment. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. Y., January 2, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

PAXJBUKN. NEWELL TKl'.MAN, ('ori)oraL 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Camp Sevier, Greenville, South Carolina, and 
assigned to Motor Transport Company 334. Dis- 
charged at Camp Dix. N. J., February 20, 1919. 
(Milo). 

STEWART. HERBERT CHARLES. Private. 

Assigned to 158th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery C. 7th Regiment. Field Artillery Re- 



placement Detachment. Sent to Camp Hill, Va., 
with 25th Artillery Replacement, and to New- 
port News, Va., tor overseas duty. On Novem- 
ber 11th, 1918, was on board ship. Re-called 
and returned to Camp Jackson, and assigned to 
Battery B, 4th Regiment, Artillery. Discharged 
at Camp Upton. N. Y., January 2. 1919. (Pot- 
ter). 

SNOOK. LEROY CHARLES, Private. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery F, 7th Field Artillery Replacement 
Detachment. Transferred to 11th Overseas 
Battery, and sent to Camp Hill, Newport News, 
Va , for overseas duty. Boarded transport 
"Tenadores" on morning of November 11th, and 
was debarked same night. Discharged at Camp 
Upton. N. Y.. February 3. 1919. (Starkey) 

SAMPLE, FRANK LESLIE, Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to Company E, 4th Regiment, Depot 
Brigade. Transferred to Company B, Quarter- 
master's Corps. Discharged at Camp Jackson, 
South Carolina, March 26, 1919. (Starkey). 

SHEEHAN, AMBRttSE HOWARD. Private. 

Assigned to Battery F. 3d Brigade, 7th Regi- 
ment. Field Artillery Replacement Detachment. 
Trr-nsterred to Camp Lee. Virginia, thence to 
Camp Hill, Virginia, and was assigned to 
55Sth Company. Casuals. Transferred to Camp 
Upton, N Y., and assigned to 9th Company, In- 
fantry. Discharged at Camp Upton, N. Y.. Jan- 
uary 10, 1919. (Italy). 

THOMAS, FRET) BURNETT, Private. 

Assigned to Company E, 4th Provisional Regi- 
ment. 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred to Bat- 
tery B. 7th Field Artillery Replacement Detach- 
ment. 3d Brigade. Sent to Camp Hill. Newport 
News, Va.. and on the morning of November 11. 

1918, embarked on the transport "Kroonland" 
for overseas duty, and was disembarked same 
day. Sent to Camp Upton. N. Y., and was there 
discharged January 2, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

TRAVIS, LEWIS WARREN, Private. 

Assigned to Company C, 1st Provisional Devel- 
opment Brigade. Discharged at Camp Jackson. 
South Carolina. December 10. 1918. (Milo). 

WINDNAGLE, GEORCiE FREDERICK. Private. 

Assigned to 156th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery F. 7th Regiment, Field Artillery Re- 
placement Detachment. Sent to Camp Hill, 
Newport News, Virginia, for duty overseas. 
After proceeding on board transport, received 
orders to debark, and was sent to Camp Upton. 
N Y . where he was discharged January 2i 

1919. (Potter). 

WILLIAMS. WILLIAM WRIGHT, Miisleian, Second 
Class. 

Assigned to 158th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery F. 7th Regiment. Field Artillery Re- 
placement Detachment. Sent to band school, 
and after graduation, assigned to band of 9th 
Regiment. 3d Brigade. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton. N. Y.. January 2. 1919. (Middlesex). 







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WILLIAMS, ROY IMVKJHT, rri>ate. 

Assigned to Battery F, 7th Regiment, 3d Brigade, 
Field Artillery Replacement Division. Trans- 
ferred to Camp Hill, Newport News, Virginia, 
and assigned to 11th Battery, Overseas Artillery 
Replacement Division. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., February 3, 1919. 

WIXO.M, >OK.>IA\ BKKT, Private, 

Assigned to Company E, 14th Regiment, Depot 
Brigade. Transferred to Battery F, 13th Regi- 
ment, Field Artillery, then to 14th Regiment, 
Replacement Division. Discharged at Camp 
Upton, N. y., January 2, 1919. (Jerusalem). 

WHEELEK, BRADLEY LO.\(JWELL, Private. 

Assigned to Company E, 4th Provisional Regi- 
ment, 156th Depot Brigade. Sent to Camp Se- 
vier, Greenville, South Carolina, as a member 
of the Provost Guard. Discharged at Camp Dix, 

N. J., March 24, 1919. (Milo). 

YOST, THEODORE. Private. 

Assigned to 158th Depot Brigade. Transferred 
to Battery E, 4th Field Artillery Replacement 
Detachment. Sent to Camp Hill, Newport News, 
Va., lor overseas duty, and was on board trans- 
port "Kroonland" on November 11, 1918, when 
orders were received to disembark on account 
of the armistice. Discharged at Camp Upton, 
N. Y., January 2, 1919. (Milo). 



SKI" 



liH.S — SYRACUSE RKCRIIT CAMI', 
SYRACUSE, >. Y. 



SKP'I'EMBEH 11, Mil 



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CRAlXiH, RICHARD F., Sergtaiit. 

Assigned to Field Medical Supply Depot, U. S. 
Army Medical Department, Washington, D. C. 
Transferred to Camp Meigs, Washington, D. C, 
Quartermaster's Corps, and was discharged at 
that Camp February 3. 1919. (Milo). 

SEPTEMBER 11. I!»ls — RKCRIIT C.VMP, SYH.VCISE, 
SYRACUSE, \. Y. 

PALLESE>, HA>S, Private. 

Assigned to 95th Company. 23cl Training Bat- 
talion. Transferred to Camp Holabird, Mary- 
land, in Company B, 321st Motor Truck Corps. 
Discharged at Camp Holabird, Md., April 9. 
1919. (Bentoni. 



ALLE>, CHARLES FREDERICK, Private. 

Sent to Fort Caswell, North Carolina, for duty 
in the Coast Artillery Corps. Discharged at 
Camp Upton. N. Y.. December 19. 191S. Mr. 
Allen became a member of the Red Cross Ser- 
vice in February. 1918. and went overseas on 
April 10.191S. returning to the United States on 
September 4. 1918. (Benton). 

CARROLL, .JOHN BER>ARD, Private. 

Assigned to the 96th Recruit Company, 23d 
Battalion. Sent to Fort Wayne. Detroit. Mich- 
igan, and served in the 6th Squadron, Aviation 
Corps. Discharged at Fort Wayne, January 22, 
1919. (Milo). 



SEPTEMBER 



llll.v — FORT TOTTEiX, N. Y. 



SCISM, WILLIA.M MYER. 

(Starkey). 

OCTOBER 4. Mirs — ((II, I Mill S B\KRACIvS, 
COI.l.>IBIS. (IIIIO. 

HALL, CLI>TO\ LEROY, Private. 

Sent to Fort Totten. N. Y.. November 11, and 
assigned to 10th Company, Coast Artillery Corps 
for service in band. Discharged at Fort Totten, 
N. Y., December 8. 1918. (Benton). 

HOYT, (;E(»R(jE WILLIS. .Tr., Private. 

Assigned to loth Recruit Company. Discharged 
at Columbus Barracks, Ohio, December 2, 1918. 
(Milo). 

MORDECAI, ARTHIR. Private. 

Assigned to 2Uth Company. Infantry, for service 
in the Personnel Office. Discharged at Colum- 
bus Barracks. 0.. December 5. 1918. (Benton). 

KEI)DI>'(;T0>. victor HOWARD, Private. 

Assigned to 2oth Recruit Company. General Ser- 
vice Infantry. Discharged at Columbus Bar- 
racks. O., December 5. 1918. (Milo). 



SEI'TEMBKR 1^, IIMS — lAMP .lOSKI'H E. .IOH\- 
STO.\, .lACKSOW II.UE, FIjORIDA. 

MeQl'ISTON, HARRY (JRA>T, Quarteriiiaster-Ser- 
geaiit. Senior Grade. 

Assigned to Detention Camp as embalmer until 
October 8. 1918. Sailed overseas October 26th. 
arriving at Cherbourg. France. November 11. 
1918. Assigned to Graves Registration Section 
312. General service at LeMons, Commercy, 
Chateau Selins. Luneville, Ville Sur Cousances, 
Neufchateau. Transferred to special registra- 
tion duties at Brest, France. Promoted Ser- 
geant October 21, 1918, at Camp Joseph E. John- 
ston, Jacksonville. Florida. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, New Jersey, August 8, 1919. (Bar- 
rington). 



OCTOBER 1(1, lill.S AVASHIN(iTO\ HARRACKS, 

« ,VSHIJ\(iTO-\, I). C. 

(LARK. (HARLES ROBIXSO.\, Private. 

Assigned as Accountant in Adjutant's Office. 
Transferred to the Infantry, unassigned. Mr. 
Clark was granted an indefinite furlough, and 
was then assigned to Auditor's Office, as As- 
sistant Auditor and Accountant. Sailed Octo- 
ber 24. arriving at Bordeaux, France. November 
2. 1918. At Paris. France. March 15,^ 1919, 
joined the Federalized Red Cross as Auditor 
for the Commission on Allied Prisoners, for the 
War Department, with rank ofFirst Lieuten- 
ant Discharged at Governor's Island, N. Y., 
May 7, 1920. (Starkey). 




■page One Hundred One 




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l^age One Hundred Two 



OCTOBKH |- 



— fORXKLL, AVIATIOSJ SCHOOL, 
ITHACA, \. Y. 



Mc.MI>'N, .IOH>\ roriHtral. 

Enlisted under special orders at Cornell Avia- 
tion School, Ithaca, N. Y. Transferred to Camp 
Meigs. Washington, D C , and assigned to 
Motor Truck Corps, Headquarters Unit 33. 
Transferred to Camp Benning, Georgia, with 
the same unit. Acting Sergeant at Cornell 
Aviation School. Appointed Corporal at Camp 
Benning, Ga , June 6, 1918. Discharged at Camp 
Meigs, Washington, D. C, December 9, 1918. 
(Milo). 



OC'I'OltKR 



llll.V — CASH" \VMK.I';i,l';H, (iKORGIA. 



KCKEKT, lKVI>(i EI)WA1{I», Private. 

Assigned to 31st Depot Brigade, thence to Com- 
pany B, 35th Infantry. Transferred to Quar- 
termaster's Corps as Clerk. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, N. J., December 21, 1918. (Milo). 

KIMJELBEROEK, E.M.1IETT L.. Private, 1st Class. 

Assigned to 3d Company, Replacement Unit. De- 
cember Sth transferred to Camp Dix, N. J., and 
assigned to 61st Company, 153d Depot Brigade. 
Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., December 22, 
1918. (Potter). 

Me-HANrS. JOHN BEI{>AKI», Private. 

(Offieial)— John B. McManus (5068234), 161 



Cornwell Street. Penn Yan. Inducted at Penn 
Yan Oct. 22, 1918. Born Penn Yan, Feb. 13, 
1897. Organizations: 31st New Receiving Camp, 
Camp Wheeler, Ga., to death. Died of pneumo- 
nia Oct. 31, 1918. Notify Mrs. Alice McManus, 
mother, Penn Yan. (Milo). 

SPOOK, CLAKEX'E ALONZO, Private. 

Assigned to Replacement Unit. Transferred to 
Camp Dix, N. J., Northern Automatic Draft Re- 
placement Training Camp. Discharged at Camp 
Dix. N. J., December 27, 1918. (Milo). 

SHEKI1>A>\ .JOHN EDWAHO. 

Rejected. (Milo). 

SY.>IOM>S. WILBIR MILLS, Private, 1st Class. 

At Camp Wheeler assigned to 31st Company, 
New Receiving Camp, thence to 6th Company, 
November Automatic Replacement Draft Train- 
ing Camp. Transferred to Camp Dix. N. J., and 
assigned to 61st Company. 16th Battalion, 153d 
Depot Brigade. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. 
J., December 22. 1918. (Milo). 

XOVKMHKH S, I!»1S — (A VII' «HKKI,EU, <;KOI(i;l.\. 

KOKM .M. .MADS VKANGOKCP, Private. 

Assigned to 13th Company. Depot Brigade. Dis- 
charged at Camp Wheeler, Ga., November 22. 
1918. (Milo). 



REGISTRANT OF JUNE. 1918 



WIIEELEK, .lAMES 11. 

(Potter). 



REGISTRANTS OF SEPTEMBER. 1918 



AYKES, SID.XEV ELLIOTT, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Cornell University. Ithaca, N Y., October 11, 
1918, and was assigned to Cmpany A, 1st Regi- 
ment. Infantry. Discharged at Ithaca. N. Y.. 
December — 1918. (Benton. 

BKAYMAN, EUOENE. 

(Milo). 
BI KT( H, FOREST SABIN, A. S., F. S. \. R. F. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y., Octo- 
ber 2, 1918. and was assigned to the Naval Unit. 
Discharged at Syracuse. N. Y., December 16th, 
1918. (Jerusalem). 

BLODGETT, VER>0> WILSON, Privat<>. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Cornell University. Ithaca, N. Y., October 8, 
1918. Discharged at Ithaca. N. Y., December 12, 
1918. (Potter). 
BKiELOW, CLACDE M., Aviation .Meelianic, V. S. N. 
Enlisted at Buffalo, N. Y., October 28, 1918. 
Sent to United States Naval Recruit Station, 
and assigned as Aviation Mechanic. Discharged 
at New York City November 19, 1918. 



CHAP.MAN, R0(;EI{ ei»i.\(;to\. 

(See page fifty-four). 

CRAUGH, .JOHN M. 

(Milo). 

CASTNEK, EARL SAMUEL, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Buffalo University, Buffalo, N. Y.. October 
14. 1918, and was assigned to the Chemical 
Department. Discharged at the University of 
Buffalo December 16, 1918. (Barrington). 

CRArCJH, JAMES (iERALD, Private, 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Notre Dame University, Indiana, October 5, 
1918, and was assigned to 2d Company. Dis- 
charged at University of Notre Dame. South 
Bend, Ind., December 21, 1918. (Milo). 

CLARK, MARION MELVIN, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Array Training Corps 
at Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y., Octo- 
ber 2, 1918, and was assigned to Company B. 
Discharged at Syracuse, N. Y., December 8, 1918. 
(Starkey). 




I^age One Hundred Three 



DAVIS, JAMES LEVEKETT, Cinulidafe. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at the University of Buffalo. N. Y., October 1, 
1918. Transferred to Camp Zachary Taylor, 
Kentucky. (Central Officers' Training School), 
October 29. 1918, and assigned to 54th Training 
Battery, 18th Battalion, Field Artillery. Dis- 
charged at Central Officers' Training School, 
Camp Taylor, Kentucky, December 2, 1918. 
(Milo). 

E.MERSON, GEORGE DEWEY, Private, 1st Class, 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Hillsdale, Michigan. Stationed at College 
Barracks, Hillsdale College S. A. T. C. Unit. 
Mr. Emerson was Acting Corporal throughout 
his enlistment. Discharged at Hillsdale, Mich- 
igan, December 22, 1918. (Potter). 

FISH, MILTOIV HAKT. 

(Starkey). 

FISHER. GERALD HOWARD, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., October — , 
1918. Died from pneumonia November 29, 1918. 
(Benton). 

GELDER. f'LYDE BE>'.IA.>II\, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., October 15, 
1918. Discharged at Geneva, N. Y., December 
14, 1918. (Benton). 

HOBAN, CHARLES OWEN, Prlvat*. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Notre Dame University, Indiana, and was as- 
signed to 2d Company. Discharged at Notre 
Dame December 21, 1918. (Milo). 

KINNE, GEORGE REMSEN. 

(See page fifty-seven). 

MERTZ. RODNEY CLIFFORD, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y., Sep- 
tember — 1918. (Middlesex). 

MURPHEY, LAZEAR .1. 

(Starkey). 

MOON, WALTER EDMOND, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Elon College, Durham, South Carolina, Octo- 
ber 26, 1918, and was assigned to Company A. 
Acting Sergeant. Discharged at Elon College. 

(Starkey). 

MEEHAX, JOHN JOSEPH, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Notre Dame University, Indiana, as Caadi- 
d.ite, and was assigned to 2d Company. Dis- 
charged December 21. 1918, as Acting Corporal. 
(Milo). 



FADDOCK. ARTHUR JAMES, Private, 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y., October 1, 
1918, and was assigneed to Company A. Trans- 
ferred to Company K, Veterinary Corps. Dis- 
charged at Ithaca, N. Y., December 11, 1918. 
(Starkey). 

ROSENKRANS, EDMUND C. 

(Starkey). 

R0( HE, ANGELO JAMES. 

(Milo). 

RUGAR, GEORGE FRANCIS, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at the University of Rochester, Rochester, N. 
Y., October 21, 1918. Discharged at Rocehster, 
N. Y., December 10, 1918. (Potter). 

RUTENBER, JA.MES BLACKMER, 

(Benton), 

SANDERSON. LEONARD R., Private. 

Enlisted in Students' Army Training Corps at 
Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., October 1, 1918. 
Discharged at Hobart College December 20, 1918. 
(Jerusalem). 

S( HERER, EDWARD LAURISTON. 

(See page sixty-one). 

SHUTTS, PAUL NELSON, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Rutger'is College, New Brunswick, N. J., 
October 5, 1918. Assigned to Company D. Dis- 
charged at Rutger's College December 14, 1918. 
(Milo). 

STEVER, JAMES LEWIS, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., October 1, 
1918, and was assigned to Company A. Dis- 
charged at Hobart College December 4, 1918. 
(Milo). 

TOWER, DONALD MaeLEAN, Private. 

Enlisted in the Students' Army Training Corps 
at New York State College, Albany, N. Y., Oc- 
tober 1, 1918. Discharged at Albany, N. Y., De- 
cember 4, 1918. (Starkey). 

WINDNAGLE, DEWEY FENTON, Seeond Lieiiteii- 
aiit. Field Artillery. 

Enlisted October 5, 1918, in the Students' Army 
Training Corps at Cornell University, Ithaca, 
N. Y., and assigned to Company H, Engineers. 
Transferred to Camp Zachary Taylor, Ken- 
tucky, and was assigned to 13th Observation 
Battery. Promoted Sergeant at Ithaca, N. Y. 
Promoted 2d Lieutenant February 1, 1919, at 
Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky. Placed on Of- 
ficers' Reserve List February 1, 1919. (Milo). 




"Page One Hundred Four 



OTHER SERVICE MEN 




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lit) .liilin liyliiiid 



(<► l>;i*vrcn<'t* Aniistroit^ 



TrrHlLL, HAKOLU FRANKLIN, Sergeant, Isl Clnss. 
I 'missioned. 

Enlisted at Baltimore, Maryland, May 27, 11117, 
witii the Johns-Hopkins University Unit. Sailed 
overseas June 14, 1917, arriving at St. Nazaire, 
France, June 28, 1917. Assigned to Base Hospital 
No. 18, at Bazoiles-Sur-Meuse, France. Promot- 
ed Sergeant January 2, 1918. and Sergeant, 1st 
Class October 25, 191S. Discharged at Camp Up- 
ton, N. Y., February 20, 1919. Mr. Tuthill was a 
member of the first convoy to France. (Credited 
to Baltimore. Md.) 

irVLAMJ, JOHN JA.HES, Capfaiii. 

Enrolled in Officers' T/aining School at Madison 
Barracks, N. Y., May 1, 1917. Sent to Madison 
Barracks, May 13, 1917. Promoted 2d Lieutenant 
August 15, 1917. Assigned to Camp Dix, N. J., 
August 29, 1917, Co. F, 310th Infantry. Trans- 
ferred to 153d Depot Brigade, October. 1917. Pro- 
moted to 1st Lieutenant December 31. 1917. 
Transferred to 807th Pioneer Infantry July 10. 
1918. Promoted to Captain July 25. 1918. Sailed 
from Hoboken, N. J., September 14, 1918. Mem- 
ber Company F, 310th Infantry, 78th Division. 
In battle at Meuse-Ar?onne October 25 to No- 
vember 11, 1918. Discharged at Camp Upton. N. 
Y., July 10. 1919. (Milo. Credited to Albany, N. 
Y.) 

AHMSTKOX;, LA>VI{K\( E SHEIM'AKI). 

Entered service in Paris, France, in May, 1917, 
and served in American Ambulance, Paris, Ameri- 
can Red Cross, Paris, France; Quartermaster's 
Corps, A E. F.. London. England; Quartermas- 
ter's Corps, Paris, France. Discharged at Paris, 
France, in January, 1919. (Milo). 

UOSE, JOHN HENRY, >lii.ior. 

Enlisted at Washington, D. C, August 12. 1917. 
Entered office of Surgeon-General, Washing- 
ton. D. C, Personnel Division, December 13. 
1917. Enlisted with grade of Captain, and was 
promoted to Major October 18, 1918. Discharged 
at Washington, D. C , January 1, 1919. Mr. 
Rose's son, Phillip Livingston Rose, 2d Lieut.. 
Battery E, 6th Field Artillery, was killed in 
active service October 5, 1918, by exploding 
shell. (Jerusalem). 



REYNOLDS, RICHARD J. ( orix.ral. 

Enlisted at Washington. D. C, May 16, 1917, 13th 
U. S. Hospital Corps, and sent to Allentown, 
Penn. Left for overseas December 2S, 1917, ar- 
riving at Brest, France. January 10, 1918. Serv- 
ed in the United States Army Ambulance Ser- 
vice with the First Army, 77th Division. Also 
served in the 6th French Army Corps. In battles 
at Chauteau-Thierry defensive, June 4 to 8; 
Champagne-Marne defensive, July 15 to 18 ; 
Aisne-Marne offensive, July 18 to 30 Ypres-Lys 
offensive, September 11 to November 18, 1918 
Served in Belgium and France from January 10, 
191S, to April 13, 1919, having been assigned to 
the 6th French Army. Cited three times for 
valor. Credited to Washington, D. C. 

DYKE.HAN. CHARLES, 1st Class Private, 

Inducted at Lewisburg, Pa., May 14, 1918. 
Sent to Camp McArthur and assigned to 80th 
Field Artillery. Battery B, 7th Brigade, 7th Di- 
vision. Transferred to Camps Columbus Bar- 
racks, McArthur. McClellan and Merritt. Sailed 
from Hoboken, N. J., August 22. 1918, arriving 
at Brest, France, September 3., 1918. Member 
Battery B, SOth Field Artillery. Discharged at 
Camp Dix, N. J., June 26. 1919. (Milo). Creilited 
to Lewisburg, Pa. 

HOPKINS, (;EOR(iE EDWARD, Seaman, 1st (lass. 

Enlisted at New York City May 15, 1918. Sent to 
Pelham Bay Naval Training Station, and assign- 
ed to 1st Isolation Camp; 3d Regiment, thence 
to Petty Officers' School. Discharged at Pelham 
Bay, N. Y., December 4, 1918. (Credited to New 
York City). 

It|i:.\l':»M>\T, CHAHI.ES H., Milo — .Steuben County. 

HHKWl-'.H, WII.FUKI) <'.. «tarkey — Pennsylvania. 

('itAifiH, rii<>>iAs i;., Milo — 

COMSTOCK, I>o>,\LU U.. Benton — New York City. 

(■(>H,I\, (iKORGK T., Benton — KIniii-a. 

COMIXiS, .IKS.SE. Milo — Canandaigua. 

!J«'>ll'.\\, J. M. — Liv!nj^ston County. 

IJOKJl.ASS, CL.iRK.Vfli u., Milo — Roehefc-ter. . . - 

(iOI.IJSMITH, AV. H., Milo — Waterloo. 

.IICSSl I'. A. H., Milo — Krie. Pa. 

I'OWKKR, W.VRXER R., Jerusalem — Elmira. 

I.ooilis, .*. V. — ChenninK County. 

jXOORK, .lAMKS IJ., Milo — Akron. Ohio. 

S.lilTH, PAXIL, Milo — Watkins. 



"Page One Hundred Five 



CANADIAN ARMY 




(I) HiikIi Mclliiioyl 
(41 Holit-rt Allnn 



<2) .lt>liii Allan 
(5» J(»hii Cramer 



il\) AMIliaiii A|i|iN 
((»> GtMir^'e liruwn 



AI.I.AX, .lOHX, 1st Class I'rivale. 

Kiilisted at Kirkendbiigiit. Scotland. August 4. 
11115. and assigned to Koyal Field Artillery. Dis- 
charged with rank of bombardier July 10, 1916, 
because of disability. Re-enlisted at Toronto, Can- 
ada, April 17, 1917, and assigned to Royal Flying 
Corps. Transferred to Royal Air Force April 1, 
1918. Discharged .January 8, 1919. (Milo). 



ALI,.\.\. HOUEItT J. HA\EY, Saiiper. 

lOnlisted in the Canadian Army at Rochester. N. Y., 
April 5. 1918. and sent to Hamilton. Ontario. Can- 
ada, where he was as&igned to 13th Canadian Rail- 
way Troops. Sailed from Halifax, May 17, 1918, 
arriving at Bologne, France, via Liverpool, Eng- 
land May 26, 1918. Member Canadian Railway 
Troops. 3d Division. Canadian Army. In battles 
at St. Quentin and Camhrai. Discharged at Toron- 
to. Canada. April 6. 1919. (Milo). 

API'S, AVILLIAM. 

Knlisted in the British Army at the beginning of 
the World War. W'as wounded, and after his re- 
covery again entered the front lines, and in the 
summer of 1916 was captured by the Germans and 
placed in prison camp, where lie was held until his 
death occurred August 31, 1918, from paralysis. 
Mr. Apps was a veteran of the African War. (Milo). 

IJHOWN, GEORGE OI.MEH, Coriioral, ls« Class. 

Knlisted at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 15, 1915. 



Sent to Camp Barrifield, Kingston, Canada, and 
assigned to Musketry. Sailed from Halifax, Can- 
ada, for England, September 8, 1915, where he 
served in camps at Bramshot as Lewis machine 
gunner, and at Aldershot, where he took a Lewis 
machine gunner course at range. Arrived in Le- 
Havre, France, December 8, 1915. Company Bomb- 
er. 20th Battalion. In battles at Somme River. 
Couveniche. and Arras. Wounded on Somme front 
January 11. 1916. and on February 12. 1917. suffer- 
ed a shrapnel wound which necessitated the am- 
putation of his right leg. Discharged at Park 
School No. 2. Mil. Dept., October 12, 1918. (Jerusa- 
lem.) 

CRAMER, JOH>" BALAXTINE, Private. 

Enlisted in Canadian Army at Buffalo. N. Y., June 
1. 1918. Member Canadian Machine Gun Depot and 
N. Wing. In England Mr. Cramer was stationed in 
camp at Sussex, a member of the Canadian Cas- 
ualty Corps. Discharged at Toronto, Canada, Oc- 
tober 1, 1919. (Milo). 



MelLMOYL, HIGH, Sapper. 

Enlisted at Toronto. Ontario. Canada, February 
19. 1918. Assigned to Railway Construction Draft, 
C. O. M. F.. and with that contingent served over- 
seas. Discharged at London. Ontario, Canada, 
March 1, 1919. (Milo). 



"Page One Hundred Six 



Y. M. C. A. AND NURSES 




Cl) I.oiii.sc Ki|>|i 



< I ) I.OYvell Mi'Plirrsoii 

CM iiritov (;<M>dHiif I'd <4I l-Mi/.alM-t li <'i 

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llAH'l'HOI,OMI<nV. >'I<:VI\ UAMKI,. Hcv. 

I'hilisled in Y. M. C. A. service and was stationed 
at I'amp I^ee. Virginia, from .lune 1, ItilS. to Octo- 
ber 15. lillS (M;1o). 

GOODSPEBU, MISS GRAfE. ( i\Irs. Shirley ll:ililiett ). 

Enlisted in Y. M. C. A. work in New York City 
Sei)tember 15. 1918 Sailed for overseas front New 
York. December 15. ISilS. arriving- at Liverpool. 
lOngland, December 25. 1918. At London, England. 
Miss Goodspeed volunteered for night street pa- 
trol work, and was assigrned to the International 
Hospitality League, composed of British, Ameri- 
can, Canadian. Atistralian, and Xew Zealand Y. M. 
C A.'s. Detached from the International Hospital- 
ity League, in May, 1919. and was sent to France 
with the American Y. M. C A., and stationed in 
Paris, at enlisted men's hotel (Rochester), at in- 
formation desk, and ofliciated as hostess. (Milo). 

HAMBLIN, CHARLKS R.. Rev. 

Enlisted in the Y. M. C A. service for overseas 
duty, and was stationed at Ear-de-Duc Area. Ver- 
dun Sector. Argonne. with America,n Expedition- 
ary Forces — 1st. :)d. 35th. 77th. HU-t and 95th Di- 
visions Gassed on the Heights of Monlfaucon in 
October. 1918. In hospital four weeks Five times 
under shell fire; four times under direct air raids; 
once under machine fire "L>id nothing heroic. Trie 
to do my duty, and have no complaints." Rated by 
War Department as non-commissioned officer. 
(Potter). 

MePHEa.SO.X. LOAVKLL <ALL, Hospital Pastor. 

Enlisted in New York City July 16. 1918. and was 
assigned to duty in New York and Brooklyn. Left 
Hoboken for overseas September 25, 1918. arriv- 
ing at LeHavre. France, via Liverpool, England. 
October 12, 1918. Assigned to duty as hospital pas- 



tor at Pontane-ien Camp. Brest, largest military 
camp in the world, debarkation camp Hospital No. 
3.!. Left France October 21. 1918. arriving in New 
York City. August 1. 1919 Discharged at New York 
City, -August 14. 1919. (.lerusalem). 

HKMIWVAY. C. YV , Rev. 

(Bai-rington.) 



IlKArMOXT. I>1US. CORNKl.IA II., Nurse. 

Enlisted .lanuary 22, 1918, at Camp l>ix N. J., and 
assigned to Base Hospital Center Discharged at 
Camp Dix. \V rightstow n, N. .1,, January 1, 1919. 
(Milo). 

t'l.ARV. KI.IZAHKTH (Mrs. IJ. Ij. Kelleii), >urse. 

Enlisted at Penn Van in Red Cross Army Nursing. 




KIPP, MISS LOl'ISE, Uietitian. 

Enlisted in Canandaigua. N. Y.. in the Red Cross 
as Dietitian. March 13, 1918. Called to active ser- 
vice August 26. 1918. at Camp Sherman. Chilli- 
cothe, Ohio. July 4. 191'i transferred to Letternian 
General Hospital. San Francisfo. California. Dis- 
charged at San Francisco, Cal.. March 1. 192(1. 
(Benton). 

.lOXES, CAROLYX. Xurse. 

(Slarkey.) 

PIKKCE. FLORA IJEI.I.i:. Nurse. 

(Benton). 




■page One Hundred Seven 




(1) Mrs. Jennie ^V. C. Horfon 

412) MrN. Snriih ¥". S. AriiiNtr(»n)£ 

Ct) Mrs. K. f. (ailett 

(4) Jnhn H. Johnson 

^'*) Mrs. Mnry II. Steelninii 



M>> Mrs. Miiltie MeAdanis 

<7I Mrs. Kalph \V. Hoyt 

(S( H. <'. K.-irles 

on Charles K. Uoulileday 

<I0) 11. Merton Smith 



M 



"Page One Hundred Eight 



AMERICAN RED CROSS 



The Penn Yan Chapter of the American Red Cross 
was organized in Penn Yan on May 15, 1917, with the 
t'ollowing officers: 

Chairman, Mrs. Jennie W. C. Horton 
Vice-chairman, Mrs. Sarah F. S. Armstrong 
Secretary, Mrs. E. C. Gillett 
Treasurer, Mr. John H. Johnson 

Executive Committee: 

Mrs. Mary B. Steelman 
Mrs. Mattie McAdams 
Mrs. Ralph W. Hoyt 
Mr. Henry C. Earles 
Dr. C. E. Doubleday 
Mr. H. Merton Smith 

The work of organizing Yates county was carried 
on. Branches were formed in each town in the coun 
ty with auxiliaries as needed to carry on the work. 
Too much praise cannot be given to the women of 
the county for the wonderful work accomplished by 
them, the men aiding by giving freely of time and 
money so that each man going from his home town 
into the military service of the United States could 
be cared for while doing his part in the World War. 
Space cannot be given to the the names of those who 
participated in this great work of the Yates County 
Chapter of the American Red Cross. The following 
financial statement will show the work accomplished 
from May 15, 1917, to November 30, 1918. There was 
received in cash from all sources between May 15, 
1917, and November 30, 1918, the sum of $36,581.71, 
all of which was disbursed except $1797 88, which was 
on hand at that date. Received $6,549 from annual 
memberships for the years 1917-191S; $3,414 30 from 
a citizens' committee for the first war fund, and 
$243 14 from the Junior Red Cross in the var-ous 
schools In the county. Most of the remainder came 
through the Yates County War Chest Association. The 
chief payments were $2560 to National Headquarters 
for First War Fund; $5250 to treasurer of the United 
States for Second War Fund; $3275 to Atlantic Di- 
vision for Memberships, and $22,324.98 for Military 
Relief Supplies. Necessary expenses for the period 
amounted to $1027 55. There were no salaries paid. 

The members of the Red Cross of Yates County, 
during 1917 and 1918, prepared and shipped to the 
Atlantic Division, Bureau of Supplies, at New York 
City, the following articles: 

SURGICAL uhe:ssi\'4;$ 

Abdominal bandagres 680 

Four-tailed bandages 5 

Many-tailed bandages 790 

Scultetus bandages (new model) 4305 

T bandages 120 

Triangular bandages, muslin . . . . ^ 1560 

Gauze compresses, 4x4 inches 450(1 

(/^auze compresses, 8x4 inches 47600 

Gauze compresses. 9x9 inches 2160 

Absorbent pads, 8x12 inches, cotton 260 

Absorbent pads. 12x24 inches 3 

Bandages. 4-inch 102 

Irrigation pads. 12x18 inches 31 

irr-igation pads, paper back, 12x18 inches 86 

Irrigation pads, 16x24 inches 3 



Irrigation pads, paper back, 16x24 inches 127 

Gauze packing, 2 inch x 1 yard 19 

Heel rings " [ 70 

Government pads, type 1 . , 5931 

Gauze rolls, 3 yards x 4 Vi inches 68 

Gauze rolls. 5 yards x 4 '4 inches 14 

Webbing splint straps, ly^ inches x 1 yard .... 320 

Webbing splint straps. 1 V4 inches x 2 yards .... 420 

Gauze sponges 2652 

Folded gauze strips, 6x3 inches 782 

Gauze wipes 1 8861 

Eye bandages 4002 

Miscellaneous bandages 44 

HO.SPITAL (iAKMBNTS 

Handkerchiefs 608 

Pneumonia jackets 5 

Pajamas 923 

Convalescent robes 99 

Bed shirts 7727 

Day shins 1340 

Helpless case shirts 10 

Bandaged loot socks 590 

Bed socks 250 

Convalescence suits 5 

Hospital underdrawers 138 

Hospital undershirts 588 

Bed jackets 302 

HO.SI»IT.AI< SlI'l'liIES 

Hot water bag covers 200 

Ice bag covers 2ii 

Old linen n 

Comfort pillows 994 

Pillow cases 121 

Sheets 1 

Bed spreads 99 

Dish towels 10 

Wash towels 10 

Wash cloths 646 

Tray covers and napkins 467 

Amoulance p. Hows 271 

Bath robes 8 

(."up covers 75 

RKFIIGEI3 GAH.VIBXTS 

Capes, children. 1 to 5 years 90 

Chemises, girls, 5 to 16 years 400 

Chemises, women 4 3 

DraweiS, women 15 

Dresses, children, 1 to 5 years 175 

iiresses, girls, 5 to 16 years 220 

House gowns, women 10 

L,ayeLtes 36 

Nightgowns, women 30 

PeiiicoaLS, children. 1 to 5 years 15 

Petticoats, girls, 5 to 14 years 25 

Petlicoais. women 311 

Pinafores. 7 to 14 years 5 

Shoulder shawls 50 

Shins, boys. 12 to 16 years 49 

&kins. women 10 

Infants' dresses 89 

Infants' jackets or sacQues 101 

Infants' skirts 16 

Infants' bootees, pairs 1060 

Infants' blankets 4 

Infants' jackets 205 

Infants' socks, pairs 7 

Intanis" bands 5 

Infants" shoes, pairs 7 

Underdrawers, boys, 5 to 16 years, winter 150 

Undershirts children, 1 to 5 years 245 

Undershirts, boys, 5 to 16 years, summer 110 

Undershirts, boys. 5 to 16 years, winter 150 

.SOLDIERS AIV'U .SAILORS 

Comfort bags 450 

Helmets 195 

Mufflers 135 

Socks, pairs 3673 

Sweaters 1085 

W ristlets, pairs 275 

Comfort kits 50 



There were three drives for second hand clothing. 
Yates county responded not only in used clothing, but 
many new suits, and articles were included in the 
shipments: 45 cases containing 9.801 garments (includ- 
ing 743 pairs of shoes). Total weight of the shipments, 
12,454 pounds. 




"Page One Hundred Nine 



FOOD ADMINISTRATION 



On necember 27, 1917, in the early days of the United States Food 
Administration activities, seven Deputy Food Administrators were ap- 
pointed, one ot whom was Albert T. Beardslee, whose jurisdiction was 
Yates County. These seven were summoned to New York City and 
sworn in on January 7, 1918. Shortly thereafter additional Deputies 
were appointed so that one was assigned to each county in the State, 
all of whom were to act without salary. 

Soon the Nation was experiencing the first pangs of a sugar short- 
age and the retail dealers were forced to obtain certificates in order to 
even purchase this necessary commodity. It then became apparent that 
some system of rationing must prevail, to insure that all might secure 
their proper share, and so the Food Administrator and Retail Dealers 
cooperated in evolving the first sugar cards in New York State. To make 
them effective, it became necessary to check them up each week and 
not having available funds to employ assistants, this work was done 
by the Food Administrator. Canning certificates also made their appear- 
ance about this time. By their use, sugar was provided in 25 pound lots 
for canning purposes and the filing and checking was accomplished 
the same way as with the sugar cards. By careful checking, the sugar 
cards proved so successful in their operation that they were afterward 
adopted in practically every county and continued in use until a more 
normal supply came into the market. 

On account of the world shortage of wheat, the use of 
substitute cereals with wheat flour became necessary and such re- 
strictions were at first received with some antagonism. However, the 
Food Administrator, having full confidence in the inherent patriotism 
of his people, immediately began an educational campaign which soon 
brought a full realization that such rules were a vital part in the suc- 
cessful prosecution of the war. This secured their loyal support and 
cooperation, and, except in a few isolated instances, obviated the neces- 
sity of invoking the drastic powers of enforcement at his command. At 
one time, 2000 pounds of wheat flour was donated by the people of the 
county to relieve the great distress in France and this amount was 
made up of many small contributions from those whose own supply 
was limited and with which they had been required to purchase other 
cereals, thus limiting themselves to a diet from which wheat was 
practically eliminated. With such instances of loyalty and patriotism it 
is not surprising that the Food Administrator received many letters 
from those in high authority, indicating that Yates county stood very 
high in the estimation of the United States Food Administration. 

After the Armistice was signed, a relaxation of war time rules 
quickly became possible and conditions improved so rapidly that Mr. 
Beardslee was permitted to resign Feb. 1, 1919, receiving the commenda- 
tion of his chief and a certificate from the Government "In token of 
efficient and patriotic service during the Great War, 1917-1918." 




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'Page One HuntlTed Ten 



FUEL ADMINISTRATION 



W. N Wise was appointtd Coal Administrator for Yates County Oc- 
tober 25, 1917, and continued to act in that capacity until honorably re- 
leased February 28, 1919. 

When he accepted the appointment, the conditions were very 
threatening, and there was every reason to fear that much suffering 
would be caused in the county by the shortage of the coal supply dur- 
ing the winter of 1917 and 1918. But during his administration there 
was not a single person, so tar as is known, who was obliged to pass 
a night without sufficient coal to keep him warm until the next morn- 
ing, even though in some cases suffering was prevented by delivering 
enough in coal hods to last until the next morning. 

Soon after taking charge of the matter, the receipts of coal be- 
came so small that Mr. Wise was obliged to issue an order to all deal- 
ers prohibiting the delivery of more than a quarter ton of coal to any 
person at one time. A signed statement was required from every pur- 
chaser as to the quantity he still had on hand, and until his supply 
was exhausted no more coal could be delivered to him. 

The cost to the dealer for his coal was accurately figured, and a fair 
and uniform price was fixed by the administrator which, notwithstand- 
ing the great shortage, never exceeded .|9.00 per ton in the yard tor 
stove size. 

Circulars showing the alarming condition of the coal supply, were 
continually mailed to farmers — in which they were urged to provide an 
increastd supply of firewood for the winter of 1917 — and which resulted 
in a large increase in their production, and aided greatly in decreasing 
the demand for coal from the farming community. 

The use of electricity for street lighting was reduced as much as 
was consistent with safety. The use of all electric lighted display signs 
was prohibited. 

The system in regard to the distribution of the limited supply of 
coal available, the plan of requiring signed declarations from consum- 
ers as to the quantity of coal in their bins, the fixing of a maxinuiui 
price which dealers were permitted to charge by the Yates County Ad- 
ministrator was highly commended by the New York State Fuel Admin- 
istration, and wijs adopted by several other County Administrators. 

No compensation whatever for services rendered. 




'Page One Hundred Eleven 





WAR CHEST 



Tuesday afternoon, March 12. 191S, after several meetings had been held 
for the purpose of organizing a War Chest Association in Yates county, repre- 
sentative men from the several towns of the county assembled in the Corn- 
well Opera House, and appointed the following directors: 



W. N. Wise 
.John H. .Johnson 
Hon. G. H. Baker 
P. M. McNiK 
H. A. Wagener 
Clarence R. Andrews 
John C. Fox 
H. C. Karles 
A. T. Beardslee 
William M. Patteson 
Andrew Nissen 
M. Francis Corcoran. 
Hon. H. S. FuUagar 



Doiinl of l>ire4-torN. 

Hon. .James M. Lown. .Jr. 

W. A. Scoon 

H. A. Tuttle 

F. F, Briglin 

Verdi Burtch 

Guy Richards 

Dr. F. M. Chaffee 

Hon. William A. Carson 

Harry B. Harpending 

Charles J. Watson 

Koy Roberts 

Arthur Clapper 

Dr. George E. Welker 



In the evening of March 12. a meeting was held in the Cornwell Opera House 
at which time Mr. George R. Hamblyn, director of the Membership Extension 
Work of the Atlantic Division of the American Red Cross, explained the advan- 
tages of a War Chest, through which all moneys tor war relief purposes was 
apportioned. Wherever a War Chest was formed no other campaigns for war 
relief work were permitted, excepting the sales of War Savings Stamps and 
Liberty Bonds. 

On Wednesday afternoon. March 13. 1918. a meeting of the directors was held 
and a permanent organization was effected. The following officers were elect- 
ed, and committees were appointed as n",med: 



Periimnent Olflcerw. 

Hon. Gilbert H. Baker .... President 
Hon. .Jas. M. Lown. 1st Vice-President 
.\rthur H. Clapper .. 2d Vice-President 

.A. T. Beardslee Secretary 

AVilliam M. Patteson Treasurer 



l)iMhur*<in;ir Committee. 

WilKam N. Wise. Chairman 

Charles Andrews 

.John Hyland 

Hon. William A. Carson 

Harry B. Harpending 

Finance Committee. 

H. .\llen Wagener. Chairman 

.John C. Pox 

Robert Perry 

Hon. Frank M. Collin 

CViarles .1. Watson 



]*ulilieity Committee. 

William C. Mc<;uaig. Chairman 
William S. Cornwell 
Thomas J. Reynolds 

C:iiii|i;i!k'ii I'omniiltee. 

Sam. Fybush. Chairman 

Isaac L. Yetter. Secretary-Treasurer 

Walter B. Tower. Campaign Manager 

Kxeeiltive Committee 



M 


p. 


Corcoran 


W 


E 


Corcoran 


R. 


E. 


Chapman 


W 


B 


Tower 


C. 


R. 


.\ndrews 


A. 


T. 


Beardslee 


w 


J 


Tylee 


w 


N 


Wise 


J. 


C. 


Stratton 


s. 


A. 


.1. McMath 



(Gilbert 11. linker 
.Inines >l. I.own 
.■\rlltur H. t'la|»|ier 
Alliert T. BenrdHlee 
A\ nii.-ini M. I>:ilte> 




Total number of subscribers to the War Chest 4.SS5 

Total amount subscribed $70,030.93 

Total amount paid to June 1. 1919 58,99198 



"Page One Hundred Twelve 



NATIONAL GUARD. STATE NE\A/ YORK 



ROSTER COMPANY O 






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'I'HOIIAS H. SOUKNSIi.V 
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Company O was mustered into the service of the 
State on Nov. 4, 1917, by Captain Hayden C. Bates, 
of New York City; mustered out of service on March 
19. 1919. by Captain Fred C. Scharf. of Blmira. The 
Company served 1 year. 4 months, and la days. 

OFFU'EKS 

Captain W. K. OeMcIt, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, commis- 
sioned First Lieutenant Feb. 26, 1918, and placed 
in command of the company which was designated 
Platoon Co. C. with headquarters at Corning; com- 
missioned Captain July 29, 1918. and placed in 
command of the company which was then desig- 
nated Company 0. 4th Inf. 

First Liciitt'iiaiit Olivpr L. AVariicr, enlisted Nov. 4. 
1917. commissioned First Lieutenant Aug. 28. 1918. 

Sfpoiid Liciilf iiaiit Thomas H. Soreiiseii, enlisted Nov. 
4. 1917. commissioned Second Lieutenant Aug. 28, 
1918. 

?fON-CO>I.>IISSIONF,D OFFICERS 

First Sergraiit Wni. H. U('«'bp, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, 
warranted First Sergeant Aug. 16, 1918, mustered 
out with the company. 

Mess Serg-eaiif Paul \\. Thajor, enlisted .Tune 8. 1918. 
warranted Sergeant Oct. '.), 1918, mustered out with 
the company. 

Supply Sergeant Dudley >'. Fox, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, 
warranted Sergeant Oct. 9, 1918, mustered out with 
the company. 

Spra:eant Josiph L. Challls. enlisted Nov. 4, 1917. war- 
ranted Sergeant Oct. 9, 1918, mustered out with the 
company. 

Serg'eaiit Charles 1>. .IFarsh, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, war- 
ranted Sergeant Oct. 9, 1918, honorably discliarged 
Feb. :?. 1919. 



S< iffeant Wesley V. Morgan, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, 
warranted Sergeant Oct. 9, 1918, mustered out with 
the company. 

Sergeant Clayton Wells, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, war- 
ranted Sergeant Oct. 9, 1918, mustered out with the 
company. 

Sergeant Halpli H. Exeell, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, war- 
ranttd Corporal Oct. 9,1918; warranted Sergeant 
March 13, 1919, mustered out with the company. 

<'orporal (ieorge Klnngle, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, war- 
ranted Corporal Oct. 9, 1918, mustered out with the 
company. 

Corporal Hctward M. Leshiire, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, 
warranted Corporal Oct. 9, 1918. mustered out with 
the company. 

Corjicral Lester 11. Stork, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, war- 
ranted Corporal March 1.;;, 1919, mustered out with 
the company. 

Corporal I'tter H. Wilson, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, war- 
ranted Corporal March 13, 1919, mustered out with 
the company. 

Ccrporal Howard V. Tyler, enlisted June 19, 1918, 
warranted Corporal March 13, 1919, mustered out 
with the company. 

Corporal John \. Briddon, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, war- 
ranted Corporal Oct. 9, 1918, honorably discharged 
March 13, 1919. 

<'orporal Walter E. \orr!s, enlisted Dec. 3, 1917, war- 
ranted Corporal Oct. 9. 1918, honorably discharged. 

Corporal Arthur C. Taylor, enlisted Nov. 4. 1917, 
warranted Corporal Oct. 9, 1918, honorably dis- 
charged Jan. 11, 1919. 

Private James Clamby (Bugler), enlisted Nov. 4, 
1917. mustered out with tue company. 







"Page One Hundred Thirteen 



PRIVATES 

Andrews, Paul R.. enlisted April 10, litis, mustered 

out with the company. 
Aiisley, Nelson, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, mustered out 

■with company. 

Aspell, David I., enlisted May 29, 1918, served on the 
New York Aqueduct, mustered out with the com- 
pany. 

Bailey, AVni. E., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, mustered out 
with company. 

Baker, Lewis E., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, mustered out 
with company. 

Benedict, Fern, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, acting First 
Lieutenant, honorably discharged April 9, 1918. 

BridKUian, Edwin ('., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably 
discharged Feb. 2.3, 1918, to enter U. S. Army. 

Brooks, Henry Fred, enlisted Sept. 25, 1918, honor- 
ably discharged Mar. 13, 1919, to enter U. S. Army. 
Served on New York Aqueduct. 

ButltT, James F., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, discharged 
March 22, 1918, drafted into U. S. Army. 

Clark. Walter P., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably dis- 
charged March 29, 1918. Entered U. S. service. 

Cliristensen, Chris E., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, muster- 
ed out with the company. 

Clayton, Seeley, enlisted Feb. 20, 1918, honorably dis- 
charged Aug. 2, 1918. 

CltaveUind, Edwin E., enlisted May 1.5. 1918, muster- 
ed out with company. 

Comstock, Leon E., enlisted Sept. 25, 1918, mustered 

out with company. 
Cook, Ray F., enlisted Nov. 20, 1918, mustered out 

with company. 
Cornell, Archie J., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, transferred 

to Co. L of Elmira; enlisted later in U. S. Army. 

CranifT. Edward, enlisted Nov. 4. 1917, honorably dis- 
charged Feb. 23, 1918. Enlisted in U .S. Army. 

Cunnnings, Wm. H., enlisted Sept. 3, 1918, served on 
the New York Aqueduct, mustered out with the 
company. 

Davis, Arthnr R., enlisted Nov. 20, 1918, mustered 
out with company. 

Decker, J. Clarence, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably 
discharged Aug. 2, 1918; drafted into U. S. Service. 

Denison. Albert R., enlisted June 19, 1918, served on 
N. Y. Aqueduct, mustered out with the company. 

Dennison, Arthnr John, enlisted Sept. 25, 1918, hon- 
orably discharged Jan. 11, 1919. 

Dmison, Floyd T., enlisted June 19, 1918, served on 
the New York Aqueduct, honorably discharged 
March 6, 1919. 

lUnison, Harvey Adrian, enlisted June 5. 1918, serv- 
ed on the New York Aqueduct, honorably discharg- 
ed Feb. 3, 1919. 

Dilniore, Lawrence, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably 
discharged March 18, 1918. 



Donaldson, Ernest W., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, muster- 
ed out with company. 

Diiell, Wni. K., enlisted March 20, 1918, honorably 
discharged Oct. 18, 1918. 

Dykeman, Charles, enlisted March 20, 1918, honor- 
ably discharged May 29, 1918; drafted into U. S. 
Army. 

Fenton, Charles, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably dis- 
charged Feb. 23, 1918. Killed by accident later. 

(joodscll, Harry, enlisted May 29, 1918, mustered out 
with company. 

(liriswold, Oscar, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably dis- 
charged Aug. 15, 1918. 

HaltlRTtield, Wm. H., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honor- 
ably discharged Dec. 2, 1918. 

Hansen, Harold M., enlisted June 26, 1918, served on 
the New York Aqueduct, mustered out with the 
company. 

Htnries, Johnson R., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, served on 
the New York Aqueduct, honorably discharged Jan. 
30, 1919. 

Hopkins, Thomas W., enlisted Aug. 14, 1918. honor- 
«bly discharged Jan. 21, 1919. 

Horlon. Elmer E., enlisted Aug. 14, 1918, honorably 
discharged Oct. 18, 1918. 

Hunt, Silas F., enlisted June 10, 1918, mustered out 
with company. 

Kirki)atrick, Maxwell, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, muster- 
ed out with company. 

Knickerbocker, >Ia\ R, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honor- 
ably discharged June 21, 1918. Enlisted in U. S. 
Naval Reserve. 

Larder, Walter, enlisted Nov. 4. 1917. honorably dis- 
charged Oct. 12, 1918. 

Ludbrooke, Hessel H., enlisted May 8, 1918. muster- 
ed out with company. 

MaeCabe, Percy ('., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, served on 
the New York Aqueduct, honorably discharged 
Jan. 11, 1919. 

McMinn, John, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably dis- 
charged Oct. 18, 1918, to be drafted into U S. ser- 
vice. 

Meaker, Herbert J., enlisted Nov. 4. 1917, discharged 
March 22, 1918. 

Morse, Philip, enlisted July 3, 1918, mustered out with 
company. 

Mcliols, Harold, enlisted May 22, 1918, mustered out 
with company. 

Nielsen, Emannel, enlisted March 20, 1918, served on 
New York Aqueduct, honorably discharged Jan. 11, 
1919. 

Onsterhont, Howard ('., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, served 
on the New York Aqueduct as Acting Corporal, 
mustered out with company. 

Palmer, Warner W., enlisted Nov. 4. 1917, honorably 
discharged June 24, 1918. 




'Page One Hundred Fourteen 



Read, Leslie E., enlisted Nov, 20. 1!)18. mustered out 
with company. 

Kifliardson, Wm. B., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, mustered 
out with company. 

Koe, Howard J,, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917. honorably dis- 
charged Feb. 23, 1918. 

Kiissell, Earl I)., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, mustered out 
with company. 

Saiideilsoii, Leonard, enlisted March 20, 1918, hon- 
orably discharged Oct. 9, 1918. Entered U. S. ser- 
vice at Hobart College Students' Army Training 
Corps. 

Sandusk}', John L., enlisted Feb. 20, 1918, mustered 
out with company. 

Sclnibcrt, H. .\rthiir, enlisted, Nov. 4, 1917, acting 
Second Lieutenant until honorably discharged 
Feb. 23, 1918, to enter U. S. Aviation Service. 

Scaler, Harold J., enlisted May 16, 1918, served on 
the New York Aqueduct, mustered out with the 
company. 

Shaw, Archie >'., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably dis- 
charged Dec. 2. 1918. 



Simmons, Howard E., enlisted May 1, 1918. served on 
the New York Aqueduct, mustered out with the 
company. 

Sisson, Charles B^ enlisted Nov. 20, 1918, mustered 
out with the company. 

Slucum, Stanley H., enlisted Nov. 15, 1918, served on 
the New York Aqueduct, mustered out with the 
company. 

Stratton, Wm. H., enlisted Nov. 4. 1917, honorably 
discharged Mar. 18, 1918. 

Tears, George R., enlisted Feb. 20, 1918, honorably 
discharged Feb. 3. 1919. 

Travis, (Jilhert H., enlisted Dec. 23, 1918, mustered 
out with the company. 

Twiliger, Raymond, enlisted Nov. 4, 1917. honorably 
discharged May 29, 1918; drafted into U. S. Army. 

Waters, (Jeorge 0., enlisted Nov. 4, 1917, honorably 
discharged March 18, 1918. 

Wliittield. Clmrles Sidney, enlisted May 15, 1918, 
mustered out with the company. 




VETERAN CORPS. ARTILLERY 





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Alixander Ramsey Thompson 
2nd Lieutenant. 

The Veteran Corps of Artillery, an ancient militia 
organization composed of ten lineal descendants of 
men who served in the Revolution and lS12.at the out- 
break of the World War volunteered for the anti-air 
craft defense of New Y'ork City and was authorized 
to recruit generally, and was speedily increased to 



twelve batteries with headquarters and supply com- 
panies. While technically part of the state forces its 
work was done under the advice and approval of the 
generals in command at Governors Island. It was 
armtd with Krag rifles and Lewis machine guns pur- 
chased with its own funds. With the approval of the 
government it sent a Board of Officers abroad to study 
the anti-aircraft defenses in London. Paris and at 
the front. Their report was used by the Regular Army 
in the Artillery Schools. It furnished a battalion to 
the state troops guarding the New York City water 
supply. In October, 1917, its officers were transferred 
to the New York Guard and it was relieved from anti- 
aircraft duty. 

Alexander Ramsey Thompson, of Penn Yan, was an 
hereditary member of the corps End spent over a year 
on active military duty. Volunteering on April 6, 
1917, he was assigned May 12th to the Headquarters 
Company and detailed to duty at Col. Delaflelds' head- 
quarters. On July 12th he was promoted sergeant. 
On October 8th, 1917, he was transferred to the 9th 
Coast Artillery Corps. New York Guard, and detailed 
as sergeant to the Supply Co On February 28, 1918, 
he was promoted 2nd Lieutenant and appointed As- 
sistant Supply Officer. On March 11th he was appoint- 
ed Regimental Historian. On March 29th, he was re- 
tired for age (64 years) but was on the same day de- 
tailed to active duty with the 9th. In the early sum- 
mer he was taken ill and ordered home for medical 
treatment. On October 3rd he was relieved from ac- 
tive duty and returned to the retired list. All these 
services were rendered without pay, allowance or ra- 
tions. 




"Page One Hundred Fifteen 



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t'2i .lollEl H. JtdlllMOIT 

(;j> H€>ll. A. FIjij-' Itolisou 



(4) l''i-:ilikliii S. S;iii)|tNa>i; 

(.'>) Ildii. K. ('. Uillctt 

(C) .loliii C. Fox 

(7) Hon. K. K. Ilordncll 



(!•) I"r:ilik >l. Mo\i« 
(l<>( lOilwiii .1. AV.-ilker. Jr. 



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'Page One Hundred Sixteen 



LIBERTY LOAN BONDS 



Friday evening. May IS, 1917, a meeting was held 
in Penn Yan tor ttie purpose of naming a committee 
to create interest in and help the sale of Liberty Loan 
Bonds, to be issued by the government of the United 
States. The following were chosen members of the 
committee: 

William N. Wise, Chairman. 

John H. Johnson 

Hon. A. Flag Robson 

Franklin S. Sampson 

Hon. E. C. Gillett 

John C. Fox 

Hon. E. R. Bordwell 

John H. Meehan 

Frank M. McNiff 

E. J. Walker, Jr. 
A subsequent meeting was held in the Village Trus- 
tees' rooms in Maiden Lane, May 22, 1917, and the 
following action was taken: 

"Moved and carried, that a committ£e of ten, of 
which the Chairman, W. N. Wise, should be chair- 
man, the remaining members of the committee to be 
appointed by him, proceed to canvass the community 
for the sale of bonds, beginning with the business 
men of Penn Yan, and afterwards to proceed with the 
canvass of all other possible investors." 

Later additional members were added to the com- 
mittee. Yates county was placed in the Second Fed- 
eral Reserve District, and the county was divided 
into three districts — Milo, Benton. Torrey, Jerusa- 
lem and Italy, being known as the Penn Yan district. 
The Dundee district comprised the towns of Barring- 
ton and Starkey, and the towns of Middlesex and Pot- 



ter comprised the Rushville district. The Dundee or- 
ganization was headed by Rol)ert S. Wall, of Dundee, 
and the Rushville district by Lewis C. Williams, of 
Middlesex. 

The following are the quotas and amounts sub- 
scribed in the Penn Yan district, also for the entire 
county. Under the amount subscribed for the second 
loan in the Penn Yan district ($404,900), the Federal 
Reserve Bank in New York City failed to give credit 
to the district for subscriptions made by railroad em- 
ployees, who subscribed through their headquarters. 
While these do not appear in the Government's fig- 
ures, they actually amount to $58,4.50, raising the 
total subscriptions to $462,950, showing all quotas 
met and exceeded in all loans: 



QIOT.4S AM) A.nOr>TS Sl'BSC 
l'K>N YA>. 

Quota 

First Loan $182,900 

Second Loan 445,500 

Third Loan 22:!, 700 

Fourth Loan 447,300 

Fifth Loan 335.500 

QIOTAS AM) A.WOirNTS SI BS( 
YATES COUNTY. 

Quota 

First Loan $260,700 

Second Loan 531,700 

Third Loan 320,300 

Fourth Loan 660,600 

Fifth Loan 44S.700 



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Amt. Sub. 

$182,900 
404,500 
397,300 
536,600 
426,400 



KIBEI) IN 



Amt. Sub. 

$261,150 
634,200 
542,500 
766,450 
595,650 



To the credit of Yates county citi- 
zens, it should be said that the Com- 
mittee found little difficulty in dispos- 
ing of the first issue in the ten days 
allotted for the sale, and this largely 
without general or local publicity or 
any trained organization, and the quota 
assigned was quickly disposed of, 
largely within the immediate vicinity 
of Penn Yan. 

In October, 1917, the Chairman of 
the first Committee in charge of the 
sale of bonds in the First Loan, was 
notified by the Federal Reserve Bank, 
to get his committee together and aug- 
ment it with country members tor the 
sale of the Second Liberty Loan. 

At a preliminary meeting, W. N. 
Wise was selected as chairman to 
head the committee for the sale of 
this loan, and Edwin J. Walker. Jr., 
as publicity man. 

The Second Loan was ushered in v.'ith 
clever posters and other attractive 
advertising, giving general publicity 
to the loan and facilitating the work 
of the solicitors. 

The Third Loan was launched in 
March, 1918, under much the same 



conditions as prevailed in the earlier 
loans. 

In the fall of the same year came 
the launching of the Fourth Liberty 
Loan. The Government had safely 
transported many of Yates county's 
boys overseas by this time, which act- 
ed as a great incentive to the patriots 
at home to see that subscriptions 
were forthcoming to see the thing 
through. 

In the Second, Third and Fourth 
Loans, Walter B. Tower acted for the 
chairman in the capacity of campaign 
manager and did valiant work in or- 
ganizing the committee. 

Then came the Armistice. With it 
the committee felt that their labors 
were over and that the Treasury de- 
partment would need no more funds, 
and that the committee might be dis- 
banded. 

Very soon, however, the Federal Re- 
serve Bank sounded a warning to keep 
the selling organization intact as the 
Fifth or "Victory Loan" would soon 
be staged. It came; and with it a call 
for funds to "Bring the Boys Home." 
-N'eedless to say. the county again re- 



sponded nobly and the last loan was 
over-subscribed to a considerable ex- 
tent. 

It is interesting to observe that in 
the Fifth Loan no subscriptions were 
solicited, the unique plan having been 
devolved to make it a "Subscription 
Loan", and the amount of subscrip- 
tions on the day the loan opened, 
equalled one-half the total, and the 
week before it closed, the quota was 
over-subscribed. 

In the last loan, as in all former 
loans, the committee was guided by W. 
N. Wise as chairman; and in this 
loan, E. J. Walker, Jr.. acted in the 
capacity of assistant chairnipn; and 
William C McCuaig as Publicity man. 

The committee, insofar as the late 
records disclose, included many prom- 
inent citizens of the county, whose 
tireless efforts made it possible to suc- 
ceed against what appeared to b; 
great handicaps, as in all the loans 
bad weather and bad roads were en- 
countered, in some cases almost isolat- 
ing the country districts adjacent to 
Penn Yan. 




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A MEMORIAL 

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 
OF YATES COUNTY 




The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital of 
YEtes county was organized on February 8, 1919, at 
which time it was decided to merge the Penn Yan 
Hospital, a corporation formed in October, 1916, with 
tht movement to provide a suitable memorial to Yates 
county's participants in the world war. A certificate 
giving notice of the change of name was filed on Feb- 
ruary 2Sth, and the change was completed on March 
10th. 

The directors named in the certificate of incor- 
poration were: 



Ual|ih W. Hoyt 
William N. Wise 
*'hi"istie B. Briggs 
Hon. A. Fla^' Kobson 
William T. Morris 
Krnest R. Bordwell 
DeWitt C. Ayres 
William M. Patteson 
Sarah M. Hollowell 
Hatley K. Armstrong 



Cora H. Iloyt 
John H. .Johnson 
Timothy Costello 
M, Francis Corcoran 
Kv.a S. Wise 
Louise P. Shej)par(l 
Sarah F. S. Armstrong 
H. C. Earles 
Harriet E. D. Smith 
Henry C. Underwood 



Theodore O. Hamlin 



A temporary hospital was opened in August, 1920, 
and it is hoped that sufficient funds will be secured 
during the year 1921 to insure the speedy erection 
of the new hospital building. 

Life memberships in the Hospital Association cost 
$100 each. 



FINAXriAL STATEMENT AS (»K I)E( . 1. 1!I20. 

Amount subscribed $151,415.65 

Amount received as follows: 

From Subscriptions $69,106.11 

From Women's Fund 3,886.16 

From Hollowell Estate 5,000.00 

From Penn Yan Hospital 5,700.00 

From Red Cross 4,000.00 

From War Chest 9,018.16 

Total Receipts $96,710.43 

Unpaid subscriptions $54,705.22 



The oflncers chosen were as follows: 

William N. Wise. President 
Ralph W. Hoyt, Vice-President 
.John H. .Johnson. Treasurer 
George S Sheppard, Secretary 
I'i^xecutive Committee 

Ralph W. Hoyt 

Hon. A. Flag liobson 

I-teWitt C. Ayres 

William M. Patteson 

H. C. Earles 

Timothy Costello 

William N. Wise 



The following amounts have been received from 
Interest : 

Bonds $2,068.54 

War Chest Fund 407.11 

Hollowell Fund 393 22 

Women's Fund 120.00 

On Certificate of Deposit 459.56 

On Certificate of Deposit 235.64 

Total Interest $3,684.07 



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FOUR-MINUTE MEN 



MILITARY INSIGNIA 



Shortly after the United States declared war with 
Germany, President Woodrow Wilson created a com- 
mittee on Public Information, under the direction of 
George Creel. As a division of this department a sec- 
tion was designated as "Four-Minute Men," with a 
chairman in each county in every state, who was di- 
rected to enlist prominent speakers to deliver verbal 
messages in theatres, motion picture houses, church- 
es and halls under his jurisdiction. 

In Yates County speeches were regularly made each 
week during the term of the war. During the Liberty 
Loan drives and campaigns for Red Cross member- 
ship and War Chest, speeches were made nightly to 
sustain interest. The committee for Yates county in- 
cluded: 

K. .1. Walker, Jr., Chairman 

William C. MoCuaig 

W, Eugene DeMelt 

Hon. James M. Lown 

Spencer F. Lincoln, Esq. 

Roger E. Chapman, Esci. 

Rev. B. W. Gommeng'inger 

Rev. Paul B. Hoffman 

Rev. Lyford S. Boyd 

Rev. W. H. Wheatley 

Rev. Nevin D. Bartholomew 

Rev. Lewis C. Lar&en 

Harry C. Smith. Dundee 

Dr, A, T. Hatstead, Rushville 





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As the final pages of this book go to press on April 

I. 1921, this country is still technically at war with 
Germany. The Armistice was signed on Novemberi 

II, 191S, but no peace treaty has been negotiated. 




ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 



CORRECTIONS 



Our thanks are due to the men and women of Yates 
county who so kindly co-operated with us in fur- 
nishing their service records, published herein. 

We are indebted to Robert H. Graham for the list 
of men in service prior to April 6, 1917, also many 
of the enlistments, and much other valuable assist- 
ance. 

Mr. W. E. Burnell furnished photos for this publi- 
cation, copying many photos received, some of which 
were varied as to size and color, which made re-pro- 
duction difficult. However, very good results have 
been obtained. 



PAGE TWENTY 

Miss Emma L. Wilkins was made chief clerk of 
the Draft Board October 7, 191S, and served until the 
Board was retired on March 31, 1919, 

Miss Lena Grady was appointed assistant clerk 
and served from November 6 to December 15, 1918. 



June .S, 1918, those becoming of age since 

June 5, 1917 101 

September 12, 1918, ages 18 to 45 years 1919 



PrinleJ by Penn Yan Democrat, Penn Yan, N. Y. 



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